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PowerShell doesn't stop on errors either by default. And of course a significant number of tools you need aren't available in PowerShell, only cover partial functionality or are an exe you need to call so even if it did stop on error, doesn't work for those tools by default.

Common sense isn't all that common

Thunderbird

I think you're missing a 'not' after the comma. Your comment was somewhat difficult to parse

This is great news and I really hope they can build something that achieves those goals.

VW definitely fixed the first two points though and the other two don't apply.

But JPEG XL is better

Firefox? Mozilla are just stupid, not really hateful

I started using Quadlets recently and it's great to have declarative configs for containers all managed with systemd. It only gets good with Podman version 5 though, 4.4 doesn't support .pod files, which I use quite heavily.

Not sure what Plex debrid does, but anything managed by a good service manager (like systemd) is more reliable than starting a shell session and hoping it doesn't die.

That's probably a C, or maybe a G if they built it really weird

Accidentally watched in 144p and that made it even better. Feels like something uploaded 15 years ago seeing a second resurgence.

So man others have tried this, I somehow doubt Microsoft will fully manage it either.

A van would be so much better for advertising. Much more space to put a logo and text plus it's higher up and therefor more easily visible.

Cyberpunk is a warning, not a world we should want to live in.

Nested VMs stay performant about three levels deep, so do that as well.

Most clients have it disables by default and you'll still have to install the intro skipper plugin.

With version 10.10 they integrated chapter markers into Jellyfin. You still need a plugin to generate the intro timings, but any client I tried has support for skipping with a button.

Can't be a relational database, Musk said the government doesn't use SQL.

Every day is numbered, it's called a calendar.

I'm also not a programmer, you'll find my longest comments to explain why I've done some terrible mangling, what this does and how.