In the early days of Android, a friend of mine got an Android phone & was showing it off to me. He showed me Google Calendar, very proud.

"Oh. Huh. Does it support screening?"

"Screening? Probably – what is that?"

So I showed him what my Palm Pilot's calendar can do: with a single click, all of my calendar entries are converted to textless color-coded blocks, so I can literally hand my device to someone else so they can look at my calendar and see my schedule, but not be privy to any of the confidential information specific to events on it.

🧵

A beautiful life in a remote cabin in a forest is a luxury, not available to everyone. We can't just return to the past.

Introduction
This document contains the release notes for the interactive C++ interpreter Cling, release 1.0. Cling is built on top of Clang and LLVM compiler infrastructure. Here we describe the s...