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Sunday, June 22, 2025

Playing around with RUST

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Playing Around With Rust
Now I am reading about RUST, I leaned some concept about its unique feature the Ownership and having no garbage collector unlike
of the most programming langeuage, it is very cautious in the stacks, and memorie allocation. It is very strict about it
so it can counter buffer overflow
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Saturday, June 21, 2025

Playing with Rust

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Playing Around With Rust
Now I am reading about RUST, I leaned some concept about its unique feature the Ownership and having no garbage collector unlike
of the most programming langeuage, it is very cautious in the stacks, and memorie allocation. It is very strict about it
so it can counter buffer overflow
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VIBE CODING RUST

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extern crate rand;
use std::io;
use rand::Rng;
fn main()
{
println!("Guess the number:");
println!("Please enter your guess:");
let secret_number = rand::thread_rng().gen_range(1,101);
println!("The secret number is {}", secret_number);
let mut guess = String::new();
io::stdin().read_line(&mut guess).expect("Failed to read line");
println!("Your guess:{}",guess);
}
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It's been a while since I tried to learn this rusty computer language.It is facist but it has discipline It counters buffer overflow. They
said it is the safest programming language today. But a newbie I have a lot of things to learn about it. I am still leaning the ropes.:

war in the East = War on the west

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WAR ON THE EAST = WAR ON THE WEST

THE MISSILE FIGHT BETWEEN ISRAEL AND IRAN COULD LEAD TO A BIGGER WAR.It has
been a week since they start bomb each other and nobody knows when it would
stop this is their biggest escalation so far and could lead to more severe fight
between and could lead to a total war. Now the Israel experiencing what Palestine
experiencing. They are sworn enemies and this is very uncertain time for them for
peace, they are commited to destroy each other.
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UNIX VS DOS

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THE TEXT WARS BETWEEN UNIX AND DOS
CR and LF are control characters, respectively coded 0x0D (13 decimal) and 0x0A (10 decimal)
Even you send or post your file in plain text it will never be the same once it was crtl+a, ctrl+c and ctrl+v the file,
I am trying to say even if you tried to copy paste text with your mouse it will never be the same if you use incompatible
operating system. In Unix system it is only LEFT-FEED but in windows system is Carriage Return + Left feed. It change the
data it will never be the same checksum. That's why it is important you know about it if you sent pgp key and
the reciepient just neglectfully copy paste it with mouse it will be different file even you read it there is no
difference you should have an editor that has feature that can read white space so you would know the
difference.
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THE TEXT WARS BETWEEN UNIX AND DOS
CR and LF are control characters, respectively coded 0x0D (13 decimal) and 0x0A (10 decimal)
Even you send or post your file in plain text it will never be the same once it was crtl+a, ctrl+c and ctrl+v the file,
I am trying to say even if you tried to copy paste text with your mouse it will never be the same if you use incompatible
operating system. In Unix system it is only LEFT-FEED but in windows system is Carriage Return + Left feed. It change the
data it will never be the same checksum. That's why it is important you know about it if you sent pgp key and
the reciepient just neglectfully copy paste it with mouse it will be different file even you read it there is no
difference you should have an editor that has feature that can read white space so you would know the
difference.

THE TEXT WARS BETWEEN UNIX AND DOS, actually the white space

EVIL EXISTS

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Evil exists!
You cannot get rid of evil. History tells it happened before and it will happen all over again. It is naive to expect that someone will do good
in you by default. It is safe to say that you should be weary all the time. You should not get off you guard down, there is nothing more scary than a person is
deluded to himself and justify all his evil doings. Yes, it is true morality is subjetive, but there are things in theworld that objectively evil.
The temperament of human is complicated, sometimes you would never know from a glimpse but time will tell if someone is evil or not.
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