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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
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Handheld gaming consoles that support piracy?
I'm thinking about getting a handheld as I'm spending more time away from my house and PC. I don't want to get buy hundreds of dollars of games to go with it.
3ds xl / switch / Steam deck / Legion?
There seems a lot of options and all have plenty of games to them. Is there an obvious choice that I'm not aware of?
Thanks.
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
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Best IPTV for watching sports
Hi I'm trying to get off of YouTube TV because they keep losing streams to other services like Amazon and Peacock. I pretty much only need live TV to watch sports. I regularly watch NBA, NFL, EPL and Champions League with occasional views for NHL and Tennis.
Does anyone know a reliable IPTV service that could fit my needs? Thanks in advance.
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