Readit News> The new runtime/secret package lets you run a function in secret mode. After the function finishes, it immediately erases (zeroes out) the registers and stack it used.
I don't understand. Why do you need it in a garbage-collected language?
My impression was that you are not able to access any register in these language. It is handled by the compiler instead.
I still wonder why PDF remains so prevalent and why it can't just be a single SVG file for each page of the PDF.
There are many things that are missing with SVG. For example, putting all the pages in a single file, encryption, forms, etc.
Also note that different browsers might render and print the same SVG differently, which is not ideal for a print-oriented format.
Well, there is CentOS Stream:
https://www.centos.org/centos-stream/
And Fedora is still the upstream of RHEL, nothing changed there.
No, it is a totally different distro.
CentOS Stream employs a rolling-release model, which is much less stable than RHEL.
The previous main selling point of CentOS was bug-for-bug compatibility with RHEL. Red Hat is just killing the distro by moving their focus to a non-existent market. Enthusiasts will choose RHEL, while enterprises would choose the more stable RHEL, which Red Hat could earn money from, or alternatives like Alma or Rocky.
> no longer an official "public" distribution of RHEL
What do you mean by that, like "centos/stream" (aka https://www.centos.org/download/ ) ?
CentOS Stream employs a rolling-release model, which is much less stable than RHEL.
The previous main selling point of CentOS was bug-for-bug compatibility with RHEL. Red Hat is just killing the distro by moving their focus to a non-existent market. Enthusiasts will choose RHEL, while enterprises would choose the more stable RHEL, which Red Hat could earn money from, or alternatives like Alma or Rocky.
I'm not sure this is bad? It's still maintained, and it isn't like there are frequent revolutions in UI design - if it works, it works.
Slow and boring is a pretty nice place to be.
It doesn't really work for me. The first thing I always do with it is installing a taskbar extension.
https://uutils.github.io/coreutils/docs/test_coverage.html