It’s still top 9, anything with less share is in other.

Not sure if this is it, but this sounds similar to what I remember: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18442941

I recall reading an ex oracle engineer say that the code base is basically spaghetti. Not only that, but you basically have to be lucky to get your pr in, as due to said spaghetti, there is a high chance that it will be broken by the pr merged before yours.

Yea for me too, it appears to be something we the title header following your scroll. It’s super smooth just until it tries to pin it to the top.

Reader mode works until I realised that they did explain the pictures, so just referenced text I didn’t see.

Server comes with way more tools than windows 11, anyone that could just use windows 11 as a server is probably already doing so. (Although probably still on win10 or 7 most of the time.)

I think it might be something that happens during that short pause before a video starts?

They did this with outlook before so it not a new trend. Though the question is if they have added an option to open externally like in other apps. (I’m not going to install the pos to check the settings.)

Internet down? That’s ok I have stuff on my jellyfin.

Na this is vide ops. Anyone who thought a coding machine could do ops probably assumes anyone who codes can also do ops. It’s going to be making the same mistakes that have happened in DevOps.

This is why I’ve never taken up the “free tiers” of these big cloud hosting. I looked in to it and there was absolutely no way to limit billing. There is reports and some people say, “setup automation,” but that is something they should have done. Why do I have to code features into their platform?

The lack of control is intentional, the business is happy when this happens as they can extract more money from people.

Not to mention what if someone does something silly like start a war and push the price of oil up. Solar does not increase in price after it’s made.

They need to lower the price of the hosted desktops then, it’s still way more cost effective over time to buy a laptop/desktop for a 3 years cycle than to rent a monthly virtual desktop. The only business that wants it are opex obsessives that hate any capex.

To be fair probably not a bad op sec idea. I’m sure if they made it a formal security idea, they would get funding for it. As long as the pizza doesn’t go to waste.

That was part of the counterstrike expansion.

They did UT dirty. It was getting good dev, maps built in a game play first manner, and really high polish on completed assets. Then, “well the community can continue development.” It’s like they forgot you can make multiple games at once.

I don’t often see people making the mistake that way around. I mostly saw people not realising that the outer wilds was a different game to the outer worlds.

Well those would have included the update checker. So if you installed from a package manager, then let it update when prompted for the new version, you could still have been at risk.

The protection of dismissing the update dialogue because it appears at start up, which is when I need to get something done. I guess I’ll just manually update it from now on.

Do people actually consider that a competitor?

Around a year ago WhatsApp had large ads that just said “no one else can read your messages.” I don’t think most people thought that some one could, which makes me wonder why they were paying so much to say it.