A lot of the non coding DNA is for controlling copying and some we just don't know what it does. Sure some might be ancient viral but that doesn't mean its all useless and mutations will have no effect.

This happened 4 years ago FFS.

Now try that in a on-demand docker container running on a restricted EC2 instance.

"I use it very frequently. In fact Xwayland is a full X server implementation based on x.org"

So why bother with Wayland then?

I'm still using whatever version of vim came with my initial distro install since as far as basic text editing goes it's been feature complete for decades. I'm sure some people like writing vim scripts to do... drawing a blank frankly.... but only once in my 30 year career have I met someone who did and that was just to do some company specific search and replacing.

A really poor troll, try harder.

Yeah, that GUi will be useful on an ssh connection.

A tiny percentage. OTOH theres a limited amount of abuse possible with a landline number compared to a mobile phone. The main privacy issue with phone books was publishing home addresses so any nutjob who knew your full name and area you lived in could track you down, phone numbers were a secondary concern.

Newsflash - back in the 70s and 80s companies would hire a ton of people to literally go through phone books a-z and cold call. You kids have no clue.

Huh? Use the web version then, problem solved.

... prevent low lying cloud? Clouds form when theres enough moisture and the temp drops low enough. A one degree increase in average air temps would only push the cloudbase up by 150-200 metres or so, so something more subtle must be going on.

Just another CEO spouting BS in order to promote his product and pump the share price. Any knowledge he has of the dev process has probably gone through 3 or 4 layers of management chinese whispers first.

ChatGPT can get its maths right. Ask it some maths problem involving a lot of long floating point numbers , maybe a few functions such as log or sqrt etc that there is no way in hell could possibly be in its training data and it'll get the answer correct. I suspect OpenAI have embedded some kind of calculator into it now.

Since when? Sure, they can save a bit of googling and sort some wheat from chaff, but they're hardly essential tools unless you're a total net incompetant.

If phone interfaces (And windows 11) were designed by professional interface designers instead of as an afterthought by programmers then we wouldn't have to search to find functionality, it would be obvious where it is.