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@link2xt If the URL is passed to the browser on the command line, then that token is visible to all processes on the same machine (in `/proc/*/cmdline`). The token becomes...

> Haven't thought about it, even though now I think that is the reason Jupyter documentation specifically says browsers token is one-time. I know. That's why it only creates a...

Linux user here. So, @vivek1986 was all kinds of rude, and I very much appreciate that the VSCodium developers have gone to the trouble of making a malware-free VSCode…but I...

>if the update experience of VSCode is better than VSCodium on your OS I'd love some more details so that perhaps we can get back to update parity. I've never...

No need. I've gone ahead and un-deprecated dmg-license. I don't like it, as people really need to stop using it ASAP and that was the best way I could think...

No. I get a compile error because of the incorrect lifetime. What I have is a cache of generated Java objects. Here's a generic version: ```rust use jni::{ errors::Result as...

IMHO, the `Default` for any Java-reflecting type should be whatever the JVM spec says. All Java types have a default value defined by the JVM specification: zero for integer types,...

@stanislav-tkach > I'm not sure about `sys::jvalue`, though. Do you think this type will also benefit from having the `Default` trait implementation? It could, as long as the all-zero bit...

My project (a JNI library meant to be loaded from Java code) contains tests that need to start up a JVM using the Invocation API. I want to be able...