yeah but it's different, because I *am* absolutely right.

Feels like you forgot about the IE6 days, when the internet was completely broken and standards didn't matter, because IE6 support was the top priority for any web page. Absolutely dominant, especially considering how broken it was.

Some of them do allow them to be remapped arbitrarily (especially keyboards that support the QMK aftermarket firmware...)

where do you get 17 years from publication? according to the copyright office, it's "life of the author + 70 years"

https://www.copyright.gov/help...

"I'll be in my bunk" is the quote you were looking for

I think that could have worked, but one thing firefly had going for it (more then TOS anyway) is the insane amount of chemistry the original cast had together. It's much easier to move past Kirk and Spock's stilted dialog

So an open source chip with an impressive feature set with no company backing, an LLM optimized website and a github project that's existed since October -- seems like a safe bet. I'm sure that'll sell really well to anyone who is supply-chain conscious. But feel free to condescend the processors that just about every product in existence depends on.

I've had tons of success with STM32 parts with Chibios (https://www.chibios.org/dokuwiki/doku.php), their HAL is way better then the official one.

But you do learn quickly not to put your guard down...

I doubt that Valve has the source code for most of the games on Steam; it would be up to the individual publishers to compile them/port them to different platforms. This is why Valve is focused on their compatibility layer in the first place.

We get it, you don't love to learn, that's fine. Some people do. Some people also see the value in self improvement. Some slack off, cheat as much as they can, and hold everyone else back. There is nothing noble about that, and they are indeed slackers.

People who hate running generally don't run, they either find some other activity, or they don't. but almost noone is forced to get up and run. Lots of students are forced to go to school and don't actually do the work, they waste their own time and everyone else's.

No, the worst that can happen is what the summary says -- your resume is super bland and sounds exactly like every other resume, and you therefore get passed over

Game of Thrones, White Lotus, Ted Lasso, Euphoria, Stranger Things, The Mandalorian... There's a lot of good TV. There's a lot of Bad TV too.

This is not true -- if you need to merge, signal and usually you'll be let in quickly. There's no need to constantly be generating noise to communicate -- you can also make eye contact and use hand signals.

Way to not understand the story at all --this isn't about notifications to some tray or whatever, this is about microsoft teams (or similar proprietary software) popping up a big modal window in front of whatever you're trying to do.