OMG the naming schemes for powershell is enough for me to stay away. A +20char name for a command that shares the first 10 chars with 15 other commands, so you can’t just tab through it? No thanks!

Will look into nushell though, thanks for the advice.

Original Finnish management has split off to a new independent company with the same name last year

Best business move EVER! Now people have to wonder with whom they’re doing business. Sorta keeps people on their toes. Way better than coming up with a new brand, making it easier for their five customers. /s

I was wondering what a washing machine needed a TPM for. Better title: “machine fails to boot after power failure”

Two things

1. Overwriting existing text
2. Some legacy scheduling software I use at work, where ctrl+ins inserts the copied day for a given coworker. Useful if you need to swap days in the schedule and a coworker has 3 different classes in as many rooms, and in some classes there are students from multiple courses. It’s archaic, but it saves time.

You can take my ins from my cold dead hands!

I’ve seen too many android devices with corrupt memory showing something like that to want it as a my watchface…

Assembly, which flavor IDK but some RISC architecture.

If everyone spoke assembly the world would be a very different experience. I’m not saying that it would be better or worse, but it’d definitely be different.

Yeah this is the internet, not lame stream media that lies to you. /r

Actually it would make some sense, not that I like it though.

What can you do to prevent scraping? A lot of people are screaming about their IP being used to train AI, but have they actually done anything to tell the world that you can’t use the texts to train AI? Does copyright alone protect against the use for AI training? To the best of my knowledge there’s no case law either way. But if you have to circumvent DRM to train AI then you’ll have a hard time witht the “I did not know that I couldn’t do that” defense.

So some news outlets get to protect their precious little articles from the big bad AI, which will probably destroy news as we know it anyway even more than it already has, while the rest of us gets force fed advertisement.

Allow me to sarcastically quote timbuk3

Things are going great, and they’re only getting better

It doesn’t seem to be targeting ad-blockers in particular (or other page customizing extensions), although that may result eventually.

That’s just because they’ve learned not to say the quiet part out loud.

You think you’re funny, don’t you, Mahoney? Well, you’re on report.