Uiii, I’m flying!

First time I’m reading about Mojo. Seems like it’s even more niche than Julia…

Around 100 megas, iirc. Try it out!

Neither project allows to set keybindings by a simple json or yaml file? Yet, these are highly customizable editors! That’s a surprise.

Same, it’s super simple with Docker and you don’t even need to fiddle with ports or anything. I should probably try running it at my work PC now that I think of it… Anyway, duckduckgo has been good to me for all these years.

I’d check the older reviews on sth for a budget hardware, https://www.servethehome.com/category/networking/

HTTP/2 is used by 35.3% of all the websites.

Yeah, AI has limits. Here’s another one stepify.tech

videogist.co will come handy then

Maybe you can host privoxy and set it on the TV or its apps. Btw, you can also get 4k video with Linux…

Live and let die. Skip the content of you don’t find it engaging…

A nice tl;dr was https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39866307

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For those panicking, here are some key things to look for, based on the writeup:

• A very recent version of liblzma5 - 5.6.0 or 5.6.1. This was added in the last month or so. If you’re not on a rolling release distro, your version is probably older.

• A debian or RPM based distro of Linux on x86_64. In an apparent attempt to make reverse engineering harder, it does not seem to apply when built outside of deb or rpm packaging. It is also specific to Linux.

• Running OpenSSH sshd from systemd. OpenSSH as patched by some distros only pulls in libsystemd for logging functionality, which pulls in the compromised liblzma5.

Debian testing already has a version called ‘5.6.1+really5.4.5-1’ that is really an older version 5.4, repackaged with a newer version to convince apt that it is in fact an upgrade.

It is possible there are other flaws or backdoors in liblzma5, though.

Also, the history of computing is full of remarkable contributions by women (e.g. Ada Lovelace!)

Just 2 days ago some friends thought that I could get any job from the huge pool of available jobs out there…

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Sorry, I hope you understand that was just an error on my behalf most probably related to being tired and typing in multiple languages sometimes can be a strainer.

That’s practical, but not so sound, advice. IANAL, yet… I remember when Julia lang was gaining traction that many R lang programmers wanted to port their favorite packages. If they were to look at the R sources (under GPL) to write the Julia version to be released under MIT license, they would be violating the GPL. Or there was a risk, at least. Of course, this case is different because the first and original version is not GPL. But this came to mind. Anyway, I suppose that it all boils down to how much OP feels like their employer (boss or anyone with power in the company) will be a son-of-a-cop and really come forward to court against him… I mean, that’s in the first place. Then, comes the legal advice, as to how much of a case can be made, and what do we expect a judge would see it…

No offense but you should probably start by learning some frontend development (e.g. VueJs) because your pick sounds like you still don’t understand the ‘stack’ architecture, divided between API endpoints (e.g. flask) and the reactive components (Javascript)…

Totally second this.

But I 'd like to recommend starting with subprocess module which is built-in. Then go ahead and see what the extensions have to offer… There are other that may come handy, like Typer from Tiangolo, and Fire from Google.

I don’t want to undermine everyone’s suggestions but I think they are failing to understand this is a kid, buying him a laptop and stuff is okay but doesn’t motivate him to much.

Check for authors of books for kids. Invent with python is great, that was going to be my suggestion. But same author has plenty, like this one https://turtleappstore.com/book/ … to echo someone who mentioned Minecraft (indeed, already marked a whole generation into computer science subject!). Good luck! Maybe you can even find something for you, like, how do we teach CS/ programming to kids? How come that moving the Logo turtle was alright for so many years, lol