True, but in small companies it’s not uncommon.

Not OP, i never heard of it before, but looking at the screenshot I just find it distracting.

I need a fact check on that first image please

In that case it would still be better to save locally and make regular encrypted backups to the clouds than to save everything to the cloud

When i still needed to use OneDrive I used rclone, works great and also supports most other cloud providers as well as sftp

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Afaik rust doesn’t have functions like that as they lead to unsafe code that’s impossible to check variable lifetimes for. I think OP created the jump function.

Height should be a float

Depends on your frame of reference.

Unfortunately you need to either take the risk or find someone else who has.

Or just ask them. There’s a support email address right on there linked page.

I have used a windows vm at a previous job for a closed source IDE we were required to use. I’ve never used AutoCAD, so I’m afraid I can’t help you there.

At that point you might as well just use a windows VM for CAD. With desktop integration you hardly have to notice you’re using windows.

it’s a helluva lot more readable than JSON

Maybe for you, but definitely not for everyone. I can use it if I have to, but I find it very annoying to deal with significant whitespace.

Only if you use a qwerty keyboard, otherwise it’s just annoying as shit

I’ve used it in India last month. Same experience, definitely will use it again on other trips.

In a small team at a small company it becomes my problem pretty quickly, since I’m the only one that actually has some clue about what git does.

Every modern database library automatically protects against SQL injection,

No. Every modern library allows using prepared statements, but very few (of any) force using them. If the developer doesn’t use them the libraries won’t do shit to protect you.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37256331/is-it-possible-to-open-developer-tools-console-in-chrome-on-android-phone#37256485

In the Netherlands we have this app that could be used for it https://www.yivi.app/en it’s open-source, developed by an ngo in collaboration with a Dutch university. It’s not very widely used yet, but the idea behind it is really good.