Cold soda holds on to carbonation better. Try keeping it in the fridge before pouring. This also reduces how much the ice waters down your soda

Pants.

Or a complier that tells me when I mispell a variable in an assignment or use the wrong type for something.

And those are just the ones where the authors did not even proofread the thing.

I would guess that they were told by some "guru" how exactly to do it, and never questioned the magic words.

Probably an IR receiver module or photodiode.

In terms of performance, the best option is multiple wired together access points. You can get flat Ethernet cable that can easily fit under doors, carpets and through windows if you don't want to/can't drill any holes in your walls. Mesh networks are an option, because the mesh nodes generally have higher power transmitters then your device, but this will be slower then a proper setup, and get slower the further you are from a node with a wired connection.

If you are on 5 GHz, try moving to 2.4 GHz, the top speed is slower, but it much better at passing through walls.

PICK UP THAT CAN. (all caps seems appropriate here)

https://github.com/jayphelps/git-blame-someone-else/

Redreader still works for some reason.

I doubt many people have ever use that or any of the other low level memory API. The main appeal of rust is not having to do that.

Spinning rust is fine, if you seed a lot, you will often be the only seeder on a torrent. In that case being able to keep the file around is fare more important than shaving milliseconds off download times.