Features I'm not using which are built into the browser increase the attack surface if an attacker can enable them remotely, and I don't take for granted that this is impossible. Also Firefox has a habit of enabling things you disabled on an update. HTH, HAND

What percentage of new code is written in rust?

Next to zero? Neat.

I switched a system from pop os to Ubuntu to get help with a problem with steam. They refused to help me anyway. Now I'm on Devuan. Much better.

OpenSolaris was doomed from the start. It had insufficient reason to exist and a lack of interest. In theory not having ZFS in the Linux kernel is a problem, in practice it isn't. So can you really build a community around one feature (Zones)? Answer, apparently not.

AI is capable of fucking ANYTHING up because of the random numbers and lack of sanity checks. Given the exact same input ten times it might do the right thing nine times and still fuck it up once.

If you see a reliable report, LMK

We're not guessing because we're familiar with these kinds of systems. And by we I mean not you.

That's what it takes to build enough AI data centers to keep up with demand.

Alternately, this is what happens when the tech singularity occurs

China wants people now because it's part of their strength.

As manpower becomes less relevant, which is ongoing, they will change their minds and be looking for ways to get rid of them.

Whip cream and fold with sweetened condensed milk, then freeze. Lawson has a good recipe. You're welcome.

The Chinese movies I've seen with CG were all really corny. So, no great loss if the AI CG is bad.

You can have em and en dashes here if you use the HTML entities. Unfortunately the list of supported entities is small, so it cannot be used to fix this problem with a browser extension or user script

It has done so since the seventies.

No, you aren't.

This is how redirection has worked in UNIX and Unixlikes ever since it was invented.

You are imagining that the system used to work the way you wanted when it never did.

You are correct. That is indeed handled by the shell, not the program run from the command line.