Operation Paperclip -> Clippy -> Chippy?

I read that as H2O conflicts first... I will let someone else insert the other obvious meme.

I remember it from 2006...

This could all have been avoided by treating programming like physics, with emphasis on thermodynamics.

They're not measured. It's just a payment scheme to be able to sell to the government. I know because I have been in dialogue with them, and they refused to elaborate on their methods when I suggested that this cannot be a manual approval process with multiple manual steps. It's all "trust" by then, and that will be abused by all parties involved. I wanted automation and better tracking, but they ignored me. You are not even Norwegian or related to any of this, so if you defend this you are sadly a bad actor.

Well, if you are naive enough even these things can have some "value" to a lot of people. In Norway there's something called "Miljøfyrtårn" which means "Environmental Beacon", which basically is a very expensive PNG with a subscription that you get to hang in your office to pretend to be "green". Their businessmodel is just like NFTs. They have a lot of traction and paying customers. I wonder who it speaks the most of, the cunning of the people selling the PNG, or the endless series of terrible decisions caused by nepotism in the companies buying it?

It happens on both my phones and my wife's phones as well. Check its resource needs in the browser and do a little performance profiling and you will see how bloated and bad it is. Are you not a developer?

Maps is broken enough as it is. I can no longer use it as a GPS-helper or anything for that matter as it crashes all the time and less than 50% of the screen on my phone is the actual map. This is just adding insult to injury.

It's sadly still relevant.

It's definitely snakeoil most of the time.

It's big "tech", mind you. They're product last, stakeholders first.

At 50% accuracy it's a perfect fit. However, to game the system and have some old skool fun, flip a coin instead, like they have for millenia already.

You mean managers actually managing? What dimension are you from?

I already posted this earlier, but Microsoft should really stop taking Office 365 literally.

Why is this never going out of fashion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...