Guncad Digest Issue #29: .22LR Beltfed Enters Beta, DIY Tommy Gun, BLC Pistols, Glock Survey
Guncad Digest Issue #29: .22LR Beltfed Enters Beta, DIY Tommy Gun, BLC Pistols, Glock Survey
Guncad Digest Issue #29: .22LR Beltfed Enters Beta, DIY Tommy Gun, BLC Pistols, Glock Survey
The Urutau designer, Joseph The Parrot is innocent and needs your help!
yj_nearbyglasses: attempting to detect smart glasses nearby and warn you
GR proposal: Ban LLM contributions from Debian
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Slice with a single element cut out of itself
I've been working on a platformer game in rust. Game objects are stored in a Vec, and each is updated independently. However, a given object would like to interact with other objects. In C I would do something like fn update(&mut self, others: &mut [Self]). However, this would result in the parameters being aliased, which is not allowed.
What I'm looking for is some type that acts like a &mut [T], but remembers which element it is not allowed to access. I could use two &mut [T] values, built with split_at_mut, but this is unwieldy. I could make a struct that contains both. Is there a crate that does this? Ideally it would use unsafe internally so the compiler knows there is exactly one element in between. (that is to say, I would prefer something using only 24 bytes)
Chain does not do what I want because it can only be used as an iterator, not for indexing. To be clear, I would like to be able to index the result exactly like a &mut [T], except that it will find the eleme
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/49791791
Amiibo Dumps and Utilities
Yarrr mateys. Recently picked up an amiibo duper and am having trouble getting new characters on it. Do any of my fellow ship mates have a good tutorial and source? My usuals don’t seem to keep these in their ports.
Thanks!
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Foxfire Village Museum and Mercantile. The wisdom of how things use to be.
Not doomer porn. But this audience may be interested in this.
Back in the day a group of people decided to capture the stories and wisdom of the Appalachian Mountains. The results was a series of books that make for some good reading. It was never intended as collapse lit. But it shows how things use to be done so you might be interested. All the books should be available in the library systems.
Here are some other links you may be interested in. Lehmans is a big supplier to the amish.
https://www.notechmagazine.com/https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/https://www.lehmans.com/https://products.bigfrogmountain.com/shop/home.phphttps://www.backwoodshome.com/https://thebackwoodsman.com/
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