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x3n0ph3n3

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    Comment #49199586

    Microsoft is not a serious company anymore.

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    Comment #49044071

    https://www.msn.com/en-xl/technology/general/fiber-optic-dro...

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    Comment #48915997

    Yet PowerShell does it by default.

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    Comment #48915681

    Maybe powershell shouldn't include the current directory in the PATH.

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    Comment #48913363

    Same thing happens if I have a: 1) PS1 that displays the current git branch 2) Include the current directory in my PATH Should we file a high severity CVE with bash now?

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    Comment #48702112

    Facetime calls with family. I've had to do a lot of travelling, and it's been amazing being able to see, talk to, and sing with my kid while I'm gone. He's also really close to his…

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    Comment #48613857

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    Comment #48595495

    I, also with an internationally unique name, am a Canadian entrepreneur and a professional rugby player.

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    Comment #48564239

    I much prefer Cursor to Claude Code. Claude Code hides too much of what it's doing from me (can't monitor the thinking output, can't see output from in-progress commands being run.…

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    Comment #48534694

    We both know they wouldn't, though.

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    Comment #48512969

    I would bet they can't afford to operate them at the advertised price and this gives them a way to save face.

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    Comment #48143650

    Yea, the last 2 are good things, not bad things.

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    Comment #48116190

    I disagree -- we're clearly getting better safeguards by way of AI agents to spot potential vulnerabilities!

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    Comment #47906185

    It's baffling why concurrency is so complicated in every other language when Ruby does is so effortlessly.

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    Comment #47820339

    It's my daily language and I don't even use rails nowadays.

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    Comment #47787382

    If you're using a native YouTube app, you've already lost the battle.

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    Comment #47787379

    Never once had that problem.

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    Comment #47787231

    Just use uBlock origin and this filter: https://github.com/i5heu/ublock-hide-yt-shorts

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    Comment #47761233

    Anyone working for a company like that should be deeply ashamed of themselves.

  20. comment
    Comment #47741706

    He similarly killed VMware during his tenure there. Now it's a subsidiary of Broadcom and a shell of its former self.

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    Comment #47665655

    It's also difficult to write characters that are smarter than the writer. See how poorly TV and movie writers portray intelligent characters.

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    Comment #47665625

    Yeah, but he also took students' PII and put it on his website. If someone did that in a bar, there's a good chance they'd get their face punched by others in the bar.

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    Comment #47645259

    Who is Scott Lawson and why does he have such bad ideas?

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    Comment #47644308

    Yeah! I've found that learning the foundations of religions is a great way to inoculate people from worst aspects of those ideas.

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    Comment #47642903

    It's a shame that calculus isn't required by every college degree. Just because I'm not integrating functions during my normal work, doesn't mean I don't benefit from understanding…