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In the EU of all places.

I guess Denmark is just slacking on their security?

First time?

LJ does this. Back when we were on Reddit, he regularly took large breaks from development, e.g. between v19 and v20. I'm not worried about it.

The true Opera fans moved to Vivaldi.

All that is left are those who got caught.

Yep. I daily drive Vivaldi on both macOS and Android.

I love it. The sidebar is a great feature; I stash my extension icons there. The theme is highly customizable; I have mine set to something similar to the Opera dark theme.

I don't use the email or calendar features. The great thing about Vivaldi is that they provide a ton of power user features, but don't shove it in your face. It's super easy to turn off the things you don't want and to turn on the things you do want.

I do use UBO, but they also have a builtin ad blocker if you want to use that instead.

The settings page is very extensive. Tons of customization. True to the Opera legacy!

I use Vivaldi on macOS and Android.

I've never had stability issues.

Ooo. This could mean a macOS port support with Proton and Rosetta 2.

Rosetta 2 only supports 64 bit apps.

So HP is either malicious or incompetent

Why not both!?

MATLAB

That happened 10 years ago...

Do we actually need more food crops though?

I thought we already produced enough food to feed the whole planet. Distribution is the real problem.

The Bluey run memed so hard. After the run, people were shouting "hooray!" after every significant event in other games, e.g. when collecting shines in Super Mario Sunshine.

The Super Mario Sunshine and Mario Kart 64 runs both had great commentary.

Super Mario 64 Drum% was great. CZR did a 16 star run with a drum kit.

This was my first time seeing Cocoon, and my mind was blown. Orb!

The Super Metroid TAS was awesome.

The Metroid Dread race was nail biting. 2s difference over a 1h50m race.

Go! Go! Hamster Chef. No spoilers. You should watch it.

Edit: add some more stuff above.

Glad I saw your comment.

His writing comes off very strange. Somewhat egotistical and at the same time radically apologetic. I've never felt so uncomfortable reading a "technical" writing.

Those Nintendo releases this year we're bangers:

• Tears of the Kingdom
• Super Mario Wonder
• Pikmin 4
• Super Mario RPG Remake
• Metroid Prime Remastered

Plus the DLCs for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe came out this year.

Great year for gaming IMO. But yeah, all of these are niche enough that I wouldn't expect any of them to be top sellers.

On the other hand, I know at least one non-gamer that got a Switch just to play Hogwarts Legacy.

For the Americans:

This ABC is the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and NOT the American Broadcasting Company owned by Disney.

It looks like there's also a 3rd party FUSE driver for Box:

https://github.com/drotiro/boxfs2

OP, if you're not aware, FUSE is a type of filesystem driver. It lets you mount things just like an external drive.

Safety. Yes, Rust is more safe. I don’t really care.

I think this is honestly the crux of Drew's argument.

If a compiler is to prove safety of a program in a language with low level memory management, then there is a lot of inherent complexity. Drew doesn't like complexity, therefore Drew doesn't like safety.

The average American is not tech savvy.

(Which is surprising, given that the US has arguably the strongest software development industry in the world.)

Most Americans just use the default apps installed on their phones. Facebook Messenger is really the only non-default messaging app with mass market penetration, and that's because most Americans already have Facebook accounts.

Americans just don't want to sign up for new accounts or learn new apps. Therefore, iMessage won by default.

His goal is to be Trump's VP pick

I think Japan skewed heavily towards solo.

IIUC, winter holidays are more like a labor day kinda situation than the winter holiday tradition we have in the west. It feels like team solo was definitely in the minority in my part of the world.

What's the difference in bookmark management versus read-it-later? Do you need compatibility with a specific browser?

Do low tech solutions work? Like passing a JSON or something around with rsync?