I don’t understand the “serde2” issue. Isn’t “someusername/serde” strictly worse than “serde2”?
GitHub being the only auth provider is something the maintainers wanted to fix, but didn’t have enough bandwidth to implement. I think they would welcome contributions!
If all you do in the Err(e) => ...
match arm is returning the error, then you absolutely should use the ?
operator instead.
If the match arm also converts the error type into another error type, implement the From
trait for the conversion, then you can use ?
as well.
If you want to add more information to the error, you can use .map_err(...)?
. Or, if you’re using the anyhow
crate, .with_context(...)?
.
I can’t remember ever needing more than two question marks (??
), and even that is very rare in my experience.
It gives you more type safety, because you use a ProxyᐸFooᐳ
instead of just usize
.
“secure” is relative. They may not be e2e encrypted, but they are still encrypted via TLS, like any HTTPS traffic. It’s the same encryption used for online banking. If you care about your instance admin being able to read your messages, you should use Signal or a Matrix client though.
But remember that only a few years ago, almost nobody used e2e encryption, and it wasn’t much of an issue.
You confused revenue and profit. You must subtract expenses to calculate the profit. For example, if you buy something for $20 and sell it for $21, your revenue is $21, but your profit is only $1.
Facebook reported a profit of $39 billion in 2021 and $23 billion in 2022. This takes their expenses (salaries, offices, data centres, etc.) into account.
Thanks!
Piping in a shell script should be entirely possible, it just hasn’t been requested yet.