Fucking click bait garbage article, but thankfully the article has a tldr at the top that basically contradicts the headline and saves you minutes of time to realize you've been baited;
TL;DR: Microsoft has introduced a paywall for Notepad, requiring a Microsoft 365 subscription to access new features like the AI-powered Rewrite tool.
Better headline: Microsoft forces you to pay to suffer through using their AI tool that no one asked for, application otherwise unchanged.
Then don't ring/announce at all, make it an ambush deal. Hit them quick and disappear, don't give them time to rally and respond.
I'm still salty Evil Con Carne got cut, that show was dope
#OnePumpOneCream
Z tier god maybe
If you claim you're gonna do something you can't/don't have the power to do just to get elected, I'm sure as shit still going to blame you even if we both know you can't do anything about it.
Trump said he'd lower food prices on day one, so he gets the blame for not doing what he said. I don't care how little power he has to do it, don't claim you can do shit you can't do and whine about it after the fact.
Have to acknowledge my own position too. I really want to do something but I just had a kid and bad as it gets, my top priority is caring for him.
This. Plus, plenty of us don't have the energy after working multiple jobs just to keep their family surviving, which is what they want, unfortunately.
Huh? I'm out of the loop on Homestar Runner legacy drama, apparently.
Hell, at this point I can think of at least a dozen prominent figures that I wouldn't mind seeing experience a bit of crib death if I had a time machine.
Just wait until we get the agency for the Treasury, Housing, Economics, General Administration and Market Enforcement
How many teens you think can actually read and understand legacy languages like FORTRAN and COBOL? Let alone a complex codebase written in them?
I studied COBOL a bit in college and it's not exactly hard to read short snippets if you understand other languages, but good luck wrapping your head around anything remotely complex and actually understand what it is doing without having someone who understands the language. Hell, 15-20 years on and multiple languages later, my eyes still cross trying to read and grok COBOL. The people supporting those old code bases get paid well for a reason ...
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