Do you like C++?
Do you like the convenience of shell scripts where you just execute the source code without needing a separate build/compile step?
Do you like both so much that you wish you could write shell scripts in C++?
If you’re still nodding, one possible way to do it is to use a shell script in the first few lines to compile and run the rest of the file containing C++ source code. . . . → Read More: Shell Scripting in C++
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The Lenovo Type 40AC dock is a Thunderbolt 3 dock that is capable of USB Power Delivery changing. However, getting the 40AC dock to charge over USB PD requires at minimum a 135W AC adapter, regardless of how much USB charging power is actually being used. When using a smaller AC adapter, the dock will function but refuse to charge, and the red LED on the Thinkpad logo will continuously flash. . . . → Read More: Lenovo Thunderbolt Dock Type 40AC
It’s Canadian federal election season again, and that means party platforms and arguments about tax cuts, deficits, and how much each campaign proposal will cost. As usual, the Office of the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) provides independent estimates of the cost of campaign proposals. But the cost to government is only one half of the . . . → Read More: Elections 2019: Who is really getting a tax cut? I recently bought an AMD RX 550 graphics card to drive a 4K display for use with Mageia Linux 6. Not surprisingly, it did not work out of the box. The Mageia 6 kernel (4.9.43 as of Aug 2017) needs to be updated to avoid the amdgpu module from crashing, and needs further kernel updates . . . → Read More: AMD Polaris (RX 550) on Mageia Linux 6 |
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