@ScottStarkey @kaiarzheimer This is real. It’s the former site of the Birmingham Children’s Hospital, the hospital itself moved to another site in 1998.
Andy Simpson
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@samir Looks like GCC diagnoses unannotated fallthrough with -Wextra, and Clang does with -Weverything. Could add -Wimplicit-fallthrough to either, I suppose. https://godbolt.org/z/3Tco91845
What I do at work is turn on every warning I can get my hands on, and then selectively disable anything which is too annoying.
Compiler Explorer - C
int test(int num); int test2(int num); int test(int num) { int i = -1; switch(num) { case 0: i = 0; case 1: i = 1; break; default: i = num; break; } return i; } int test2(int num) { int i = -1; switch(num) { case 0: i = 0; [[fallthrough]]; case 1: i = 1; break; default: i = num; break; } return i; }
@samir Oof. C23 and C++17 have a [[fallthrough]] attribute, so compilers really ought to just default to unannotated fallthrough being an error.
@samir I installed Bazzite on my gaming PC a few months ago, and it’s working great. I hear that competitive multiplayer games with anticheat don’t really work, and Nvidia drivers could be better, but otherwise… Linux desktop gaming is here.
@samir With the person responsible for the iOS 26 UI (Alan Dye) quitting, I’m really hoping that Apple will course-correct. But the fact he wasn’t fired makes me worry that the rot is too deep.
@paul Reminds me of when I put a bet on “Leave” winning the Brexit referendum. Didn’t help me not feel like shit the next day.
@samir I am “sold my Apple shares” levels of worried about the rot at Apple demonstrated by this UI design.
@samir That’s what XSLT does, a stylesheet for transforming an XML doc (like RSS) into viewable HTML. Apparently there’s even a standard way to declare that you want to use a particular XSLT: https://www.bennadel.com/blog/3770-using-xslt-and-xml-transformations-to-style-my-blogs-rss-feed-as-an-html-page.htm
