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I won't disagree with that. And "better parenting" is a solution. However, what about the children who don't have the advantage of "better parenting"?

Rightfully blaming bad parents is reactionary

Good news for Apple users

But if "free speech is absolute" then it can't be overridden by any other law.

An app can still steal focus with `uiAccess=true` in the app manifest's execution level (and the app is signed).

Everyone's shit smells the same

Page transitions aren't the reason we're creating single page web apps

Yes. It's mainstream search that's either broken, hijacked, or optimised for someone else

wasn't generated by their AI, more like

28 reasons to not use the built-in Date class

The version wasn't specified in the request

What about "Professional Image Manipulation Program"?

Digital Image Correction Kit

Touch-up & Image Transformation Studio

"mother" has no need for a 5 button programmable mouse, nor does she have a need for applications beyond the web browser. No troubleshooting required.

> took me ~15 minutes to get working

You didn't blindly use it, you still used your expertise. You gave it a high quality prompt and you understood the reply enough to adjust it.

In other words, you used it correctly. It complimented your expertise, rather than replace it.

> who do none of the value adding work of buying large lots and retailing the ...

I think they're saying that is the value added work, which they don't do.

In most cases that only tests a students memory and handwriting ability, while under pressure in a limited time.

Can't perform any research, compare conflicting sources, or self-reflection.

and pattern matches, primary constructors, range operator, switch expressions, etc. it does add up

I also use @my.other.domain for websites, so my human contacts won't assume it is me if they see it.

The only thing Windows is better at (almost equal) is 7-zip decompression. I wonder why.

In such a world, shells would probably have something like a $SCRIPT_NAME to work around this.

This is why I set a limit on the tabs in my IDE.

I use BackInTime, which works in a similar way but is much more configurable. I have hourly backups of all my code for the past day, then a single daily for the past week, etc.

Saved my ass a few times.

The Windows ecosystem supports those devices (which are irrelevant to servers anyway). ie, it's the manufacturers that support Windows, rather than the OS supporting them.

And if they decide to split the donations equally, a few crappy clients would get made, just to get a slice of the pie.

I doubt they'd even need to go through Microsoft

Many in this industry have been saying this for a while now.

"I think that I am familiar with the fact that you are going to ignore this particular problem until it swims up and bites you on the ass."

> They have a staging system which is supposed to give clients control over this but they pissed over everyone's staging and rules and just pushed this to production.

While I agree with the requirement, but it sounds like a vault would need to have an unlocked door with a sign.

I've had this too.

Be pragmatic and move on (mentally), and don't make it personal nor seek revenge. I'm sure it would be tempting to make them suffer like you have, but if doing so will make you worse off then you already are (be it financially or emotionally), what's the point.

Accept the base line outcome is zero, don't make it less than that and anything extra is a bonus.

I guess they will work out on the average wait time over a period, or the company's can just drop the calls to keep it down.

incremental compiles. Changing a single line should not take over a minute to compile in 2024.

And it's not even a "truly large" project, your patronising tone is wasted.