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Yeah, we saw Microsoft do that with Windows and Internet Explorer back in the day.

Both. It will prevent other sites from seeing some of your data, while giving Google more of your data. Of course Google wants to do this, it gives them a competitive edge. Smells like brewing lawsuits, though.

Yeah, our second one was to get color printing as well.

Just got my second Brother, the only way I'd switch to a different brand is if they also turn to shit.

While potty training, my daughter held her poop for over a week. We had to cave and let her use a diaper, because she was at risk of permanent injuries. Then suddenly one day she decided diapers were for babies and started pooping in the toilet.

But also Luke Skywalker

I'm not sure what you're planning to discover by that. What makes modern finance (particularly stocks) so hard to manage is that it's very emotional. People invest based on what they believe in, and when they get scared they sell. Is the goal to anticipate this and see if the AI can replicate it exactly, or are you expecting it to do it better somehow? If it's the latter, it would be very hard to measure success, because you can't measure how the market would react without involving the market.

So, you're talking about ensuring the wl driver is loaded, but the dump at the end of your post says it's using brcmsmac, a different driver for the same card. Looks like you have a mix of both now? It looks like https://wiki.debian.org/wl has a little script you can use to switch between the two, maybe try that.

Isn't there a separate package with firmware? Maybe install firmware-brcm80211, firmware-misc-nonfree or something like that?

They're referring to point 60. They want to rename the Moorgate line when it's converted back into a tube line.

I may be out of date on node.js. What is the price point for that? I'd imagine they'll have to fire up a separate interpreter for each customer? I'd expect that to be more expensive.

The point here wasn't really the user experience, though, but what is cheap and easy to support for a company providing bottom-tier shared hosting.

Most of the configuration I've done in vim is to remove whatever someone else did. Like I log in as root on a server and someone put set number in /root/.vimrc. Like having the line number in the bottom right wasn't enough for you, you need to waste three columns to show numbers for every line on the screen, and now I can't copy and paste from vim without having to delete three columns from every line? NO.

Sure, I guess I should have phrased that as "any additional server software beyond the webserver itself", but it's kind of a mouthful. And people would still get after me in the comments, because actually, that's technically true for CGI as well, although the poor performance makes it a no-go for anyone doing anything commercially.

Some things got better. The magic variables, the killer feature which popularized PHP and also introduced the most vulnerabilities, has been gone for more than a decade. It's not nearly as easy to accidentally make a vulnerability now. WordPress is still horrific, though.

But the reason PHP is still around is simple: There's not much competition. mod_php is still by far the most convenient way to run shared hosting. You just install the module, and people can put .php files on their website and it just works. No need to set up FastCGI, some servlet engine, reverse proxy or any of that jazz you need when using python, ruby or node.js.

Sure, if you're running your own VM somewhere, you can set all that up, but a lot of people are still on cheap, shared hosting, where all they can do is upload files via FTP. The only real scripting language which doesn't need any server software configured is PHP, so that's what those hosting providers support.

vim. Just basic vim, I don't jazz it up to be all IDE-like. I want my vim to behave exactly like it would if I'm on some random other computer.

If I need autocomplete, ability to jump to the definition of stuff and so forth I use whatever the other people on the project use, which is often vscode these days.

Thanks for the correction!

While Apple have contributed to WebKit, they did not make it. It started as a fork of KHTML, a KDE project.

Apple does have some open source contributions. One example is CUPS, which was made by Apple and is now used by most modern Linux distros for managing printers. If you want more examples you'll have to ask someone who actually likes Apple, I'm sure they can think of more.

Outlaws. Where are ya, marshall?

Haven't several open source projects already remastered Quake?