I can't disable it, especially on my phone. Very annoying knowing I'm contributing to the climate disaster without even trying. I got rid of some of the buttons with uBlock Origin previously...

"You can ask it anything!" "Ask it to fuck off!"

Ran into that with my daughter the other day. She didn't realize she was using Samsung's (shit) calendar and was mad when stuff wouldn't show up on her phone and the rest of the family would say "it's been there for a week!"

mozilla.org

Calm down with the Debian cheerleading - you're describing the entire concept of "Enterprise Linux." All of them do that.

Wash, rinse, repeat.

I remember I inherited some code with all kinds of these hand-tuned SSE things, luckily guarded by ifdefs. Turned them off, and boom, my code was nearly 2X faster. Because SSE had gone the way of the dino, and the compiler was able to take the straight code and do better with newer/wider SIMD registers.

Hopefully AVX-512 will be around long enough to actually matter for them; however I have my doubts because I saw in other comments Intel is dropping support for it in some CPU families.

There seem to be some issues filed about that...

  - Illegal in Belgium? https://github.com/WinampDeskt...
  - Violates GitHub's TOS https://github.com/WinampDeskt...

It's literally a podcast on Spotify and others, what paywall?

Yeah, that happened in the laserdisc era - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

I remember re-riding one of the Disney Star Wars rides with my kids multiple times because they have like five different film possibilities for five different sections of the attraction...

Windows 11 combined with Steam/Proton is what finally got me to have Linux as my laptop's daily driver. Thanks, Microsoft!

2038 hunched in the corner, rubbing its bony little hands in anticipation...

I was one of the few people who had a Stadia. Ubisoft transferred my copy/license of Assassin's Creed: Valhalla from there to the PC without even asking. That would be one of the very few cases where the online licensing service was a good thing.

I learned OOP principles from reading Borland's Object Pascal manuals. I had "acquired" Turbo Pascal but saved enough from my newspaper route to buy Object Pascal when it came out and that set me up for a lifetime of documentation disappointment in everything after that. I guess a decade or so later O'Reilly started to close that gap.

I don't think I fit into any of those categories... I don't have a "passion" for my local county, and I've only banned the most obvious of spammers... I'm pretty sure there are many others in similar situations.

Guess it depends on the government.

For years, Maryland has had an online questionnaire-style website that I have used every time and never had it disagree with TaxCut/HRBlock.

And every year in the feedback, I ask for the simple "fill-in-the-blanks" like a PDF of the actual MD502 form, because I already did the heavy lifting and just want to enter my answers without giving somebody $20 for the "privilege" of e-Filing.