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$100k/year - not too bad I suppose. Oh wait, there's more than one person working.
Did I misunderstand?
$100k/year - not too bad I suppose. Oh wait, there's more than one person working.
Did I misunderstand?
Yeah, once South Korea knows someone's age, why can't they automatically calculate the future age from the age that's inputted and the time lapsed since?
Besides, why do they need anyone's age? All they need is whether somebody is or isn't an adult, which would simply be a "yes/no" flag
AI slop articles that get summarized into yet more AI slop. I doubt many humans read this stuff.
It doesn't affect text so ctrl F still works. The rest can be mitigated by supplying element sizes in the HTML.
Make it taste like red wine/beer and chocolate too and we're good!
Start a new term - for example 'just in time loading' / jit loading / jitl
I can
I wonder what the penalty is for insider trading using the illegal war to control the market so your family and fake friends can make billions.
Asking for a friend.
If one has Windows 11, one should look at converting it into Tiny11, and then only installing the software one's really going to use. And only allow Windows Defender updates, and security updates on Windows update
>"What a shit show Microsoft has become."
I don't remember it NOT being. Although I guess it depends on comparisons to which point in the show.
And I thought I heard they were 'listening to their users' and trying to undo some of their "mistakes". Hmm. Any word yet of removing forced cloud logins? Ads in the menus? Changing browser choice/settings without permission? Removing artificial hardware requirements? Opting out of "AI"?
I disagree. Windows 7 was a quality OS. If one wants to go under the hood, even the Windows 8 kernel was great, even if the Metro UI sucked. Problem is that from that point, Microsoft didn't know how to leave well enough alone
They could have done a few things:
From that point, the main work Microsoft should have done should have been on the phones - porting as many apps as possible to Windows Phone 8, so that that would have had a better showing in the market. Instead of acquiring Nokia
These days, it's literally not even *safe* to fail to upgrade to the latest version of whatever software. Software developers must continue to update to the latest version of libraries they use, in order to keep their software from being vulnerable to previously-discovered, and patched, defects. Even Microsoft, with all its billions, can't afford to maintain every old version of their software, protecting them all against security defects.
The days of upgrading when you want to, are a relic of the 1990s.
If there was a way of only doing the security updates, but preventing any other updates, such as the removal of Wordpad, or the alteration of Notepad and Paint, I'd be fine w/ it. One security practices is to always have the latest security patches, so I'm fine w/ that. However, I don't want them pushing an alternate Outlook version on me every release, or mucking around w/ the user interface of a package just so that their programmers aren't just twiddling their thumbs
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