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SegFaultCDumped

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Segmentation Fault. Core dumped.
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SegFaultCDumped··on Ask HN: What is your money-making side project outside programming?
Can you make YouTube videos about it? I watch Chris Fix all the time, not for educational purpose (I don't own a car), but because they are so freaking satisfying to watch. Seeing things go from 'meh' to 'wow.'
SegFaultCDumped··on Ask HN: Best Command-Line Applications?
I saw Aria2 has two packages in F-driod. I installed them and looked at the docs but I couldn't figure out how to download stuffs with Aria2. A small example of it's use will be highly appreciated. Thank you.
SegFaultCDumped··on China’s first ‘fully homegrown’ web browser found to be Google Chrome clone
If it was so difficult to write a browser, then how did Vivaldi guys manage to write not one, but two browsers (previously Opera and now Vivaldi) from scratch.
SegFaultCDumped··on JVM Internals (2013)
Can we make hardware that runs JVM bytecode? It's a neat idea.
SegFaultCDumped··on Mint-lang: a language for the front-end web
Do we really need yet another language for the web?
SegFaultCDumped··on US President Blocking Twitter Users Is Unconstitutional, Holds US Court
But, all the official policies and government information are released by proper White House channel and media releases. Trump is not blocking that. Also, tweets are not considered binding legal business until they are officially released by White House. So, why should it violate any law? Or any journalist trying to obtain information. They, like any other citizen, are entitled to the information released by White House.

Consider, it like this. If Trump had a group of friends who he likes to discuss country's policy with. Is it legally binding that, he has to inculde everyone in that group and cannot ban enyone from his friend club? Consider this friend club to be his twitter followers.

P.S. I am not a republican or even an American. I am just trying to create a constructive dialogue about the ruling and what laws come to play to enforce it.

SegFaultCDumped··on US President Blocking Twitter Users Is Unconstitutional, Holds US Court
From what I think, the President should not block anyone from access to information regardless of their political stance. But on the other hand, he would be wrong if he blocked anyone from the White House's handle. But he only blocked them from his personal account, which is his First Ammendment right.

As a private citizen, if the POTUS cannot block people from his personal twitter, it will be illegal for me to block my stalker, a kid cannot block a bully. This is not good.