> Also, many will be lost or eventually/accidentally discarded, as GitHub seems to know. So this 'protest' is arguably 1,000 doses of expensively shipped e-waste.

You could argue that, if you were an idiot.

Windows Explorer. Being able to drag things into and out of the Open... dialogue, consistent right click behaviour to rename or extract or get to Properties, and so on. Having a good chance that you won't have to fidget and change mental gears when you want to quickly rename a document on the way to opening another is invaluable. I miss it so much in every Linux DE. And when programs all have their own inconsistent Open dialogs in Linux I cry.

We don't forget. It wasn't even that long ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

You utter utter creeps, Sony.

Why do cars have tall hoods, long hoods and off-centre driving positions? I dont think every car should be a go kart but I never understood why a centred view with more near visibility would not be desirable.

> The people introducing changes to it must be the people who decide those changes belong in the project, and who will answer for the consequences.

You know the pull requests dont get automatically merged, right

That's dead simple. Light the table with a strobe light at 20fps.

All keyboards are serial. In fact, almost every keyboard ever is a giant parallel to serial convertor.

I do love it when malware advert javascripts can upload random new firmware updates into my mouse and keyboard turning them into stealth keyloggers. This is great.

This feels like when Flash sandbox breaks became a thing, but worse. At least in those days we got smooth fullscreen vector animations and games to enjoy. I'd rather Flash had just been bloody fixed instead of browsers themselves becoming Shit Flash But Holy Cow It Runs Worse And Gets Worse.

Bet they didn't see that coming

Remember when they advertised Gmail as having storage that grows with you? Infinity plus one storage?

Sounds legit. Fucking starbucks certainly charges more than enough.

Spoilers: it's three and a bit.

Dear Balor, please buy the rights to the original Skylar & Plux: Adventure on Clover Island from GRIP DIGITAL. The game was only on sale for a few years, and then was delisted from every storefront because Grip decided to get out of the games business. Relisting S&P on Xbox, PSN, Steam and GOG should be straightforward!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Oh boy! Man made horrors beyond my comprehension!

Call it Computation Science. Soblem prolved. That'll be $200,000.