I can vouch for purelymail (https://purelymail.com/), it's simply amazing. Their only rule is basically no marketing emails. It's also quite affordable compared to others.
Having lived through the same frustrations I've released https://github.com/chmln/handlr a year ago. It comes with lots of nifty scripting tools and significant improvements over xdg-open
> One of the most common use cases for the `ctrl` key is COPYING shit and followed by PASTING shit and it DOES NOT WORK in a fucking TERMINAL... Because `ctrl-c` sends an interrupt
Most terminals today have a copy-on-select feature, which means you don't need to ctrl-c at all. Just select and ctrl-v.
The best performing languages are imperative (C, C++, Rust), with functional languages being at least an order of magnitude slower both in benchmarks and real-life workloads. Whatever properties were supposed to make it faster/parallelizable have clearly not manifested themselves very well after decades.
Imperative and parallel code also does not have to be a nightmare at all, as evidenced by Rust and even Go.
Immigration has a direct impact on the labor market. Unlimited migration would likely outpace any sort of economic growth and massively depress wages. I would not look forward to competing with an order of magnitude more candidates for jobs with mediocre pay.
> Your comment serves as an attempt to change the subject
That's funny because you did not refute anything I said and just brought up Trump, whose opinion I couldn't care less about.
That's definitely true as well - some responses by poettering in systemd issues in particular are unnecessarily condescending and very unprofessional.
Also, while systemd and pulseaudio were heavily pushed by many distros, alsa was and still is an option and systemd alternatives exist for those who care that much.
This is practically the end of Mozilla, a sad result of horrendous mismanagement. Instead of pouring all its resources to make a superior browser and thus attract more money by having bigger market share, they just stagnated. They bought pocket and gutted Servo for virtual reality. They invested in superficial political activism and paid exorbitant amount of money to execs.
Firefox is inferior in all regards except privacy. People will claim it's just as fast as others, but even if it wasn't obviously false it wouldn't be enough. It should be undoubtedly better in all regards. With all the money of Mozilla they could've built a better, faster browser but they just didn't want to badly enough. And that's the tragedy.
That makes no sense. People might not know about WASM or Rust, but people like fast browsers. Rust is what powers Servo, which in turn made performance of Firefox somewhat acceptable. Gutting both teams is extremely short-sighted.
First, lifetimes are elided in most cases.
Second, the curly braces for the closure are not needed and rustfmt gets rid of them.
Finally, the "map" on result can be replaced with a return statement below.
So, in the end we get something like: