@bagder IIRC it doesn't overflow, it just doesn't nul-terminate. I seem to recall that we had to have a wrapper around MSVC snprintf back at a previous job, to make it behave like a C99 snprintf.
Remember that snprintf() wasn't standardized until C99, and that the older compilers had their own implementations that weren't quite compatible with each other.
@cstross I think the point is that if you ask "Do you want an upsell/AI/unnecessary feature?" enough times, the user will eventually accidentally press the wrong button and "consent" to whatever it is.
Happened to me last week. Opened the photos app on my phone because I needed to find a pic I took of a sign I urgently needed to ask an airport staffer about, and accidentally clicked the "Yes, store all my photos on your cloud" dialog I'd declined 5,000 times before.
@bagder@bsdphk Command line parsing on Windows is a pain; I haven't used Windows compilers in over a decade, so I don't know if you can get a
int main(int argc, wchar_t* argv[])
entry point these days. Using that should parse the command line as Unicode text and then one can convert each argument to UTF-8 or whatever and call the real "main" with that.
Have they tried dropping #DilbertStark and #PresidentBawbag into the #LosAngeles fires from a helicopter and see if that helps? I mean, what is there to lose by trying?
@nixCraft 5½-6, when my dad got a #Sinclair#ZX81. Started with type-in programs and then mostly simple scrolling patterns (PRINT and SCROLL!). I didn't really understand much of the user manual (being in English) but we did get some Swedish books I could read.
Having a computer where you didn't have to spell out the BASIC commands helped a lot at that age...
Does anyone know how to dump links from #Netflix? With the #WWE#WWENetwork content moving to Netflix, I need to update my video links, but the Netflix web UI doesn't allow me to find the links without actually starting the videos.
@root42 The numerics and special keys, except for Return, looks like my 1988 Commodore 64. The Return key resembles my Commodore 16, but has the wrong colour.
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