MisterAV

On Visual Studio there's an extension (by Microsoft) called IntelliCode which is a small AI assistant that runs locally on the CPU. It doesn't come close to these new large GPU models but it's quite handy. It looks into what you're typing on the current line and the previous activity along with the current project and tries to predict the full line or even the same change on multiple lines if that makes sense.

What is the requirement for synched audio? milliseconds, microseconds, nanoseconds,...

I'm currently working on devices that synchronises themselves wirelessly indoor over a large area and I'm now wondering if music could be an application I haven't though about...

Having 32-bit pointers doesn't mean that ASLR becomes much less effective? I can suppose that for V8 is not a big problem, because they use compressed pointers where necessary, but if it was a compiler directive (like Knuth wanted) it would affect the whole program. I would not use that option for any program that have to process untrusted input.

Aren't extension written in Javascript? Then the source is always visible to users.

Well, if the main problem is the style of the scrollbar and not the functionality itself, I would not put a warning that it's not compatible IMHO.

Ehm, on my Haswell motherboard there is a HW jumper called "ME disable" and it works quite fine... Also people have found different methods to set a bit that effectively shutdown the ME: These were put there by Intel even if they aren't official or supported for the general public.