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What happened to Microsoft's implementation? Wasn't it supposed to come to Windows? Or did that end up by the wayside?

It can only be deployed in FIRA.

I know they were a hugely popular band, but I the only song I know is the one from the video.

Can I run this on ollama?

The Streisand effect is strong with this one.

As long as those services are operated by companies based in the Fascist Idiotic Republic, I'm not going to believe a word they say.

This sounds pretty cool! I like the name too, I would keep it like that.

Let me guess, it's going to be "AI assisted"

That is awesome! Can't wait to try it.

Makes me think of Bugles Corn Chips.

That's the point. They're trying to hide the fact that they're closing up the software.

Are the FreeBSD sources also readable?

We're having problems here in NL.

SharePoint Online search is broken too.

Somebody commented in the post that the little devil logo is Beastie:

https://www.goto10retro.com/p/faster-atari-st-digital-magazi...

Interesting that it shows up on an Atari ST magazine. Maybe somebody there was a BSD fan in 1987?

  Apple will now be treated like a bank

As in ... to big to fail?

In the last Stack Overflow survey[1] I was surprised to see quite a large percentage of respondents considered vim to be an "IDE". Don't get me wrong, I love vim and nvim, but I use them as editors and not as a fully fledged IDEs.

[1] https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology#1-integrated...

Even in antiquity Lebanese currency is worthless...

The Deadwood narrative in one of the parts put me off. I might read it again but I'll ask ChatGPT to clean that part up.

Which is exactly the point I am making.

Ok but when I run it on my notebook, WiFi is slow, the laptop crashes when I connect it to a docking station, audio doesn't work and suspend and resume is broken. And this on a Linux certified machine.

In my limited experience with NetBSD, it ran extremely slow on my Raspberry PI. Google took me to a forum in which the last response was "you have a bad SD Card, get a better one".

Strange, because when I wipe the card and put FreeBSD or Linux on it, it runs fine.

We're all tired of it, but to ignore it is to be unemployed.

It's written in PHP, the most insecure web language on the planet.

Ah, a Mac user I see.

The only reason why I use Emacs is org-clock-mode. Can I use it with Lem?

Just out of curiosity, what are you running on OpenBSD?

I disagree. But ... I am somebody who listens and am able to change my mind. I'll experiment with this.

Sorry, but I hate server-side "helper" functions that generate HTML. For one thing it's never the same as what eventually gets shown on the page. 99.9% of the time you're missing attributes when needs to be hacked around. Debugging is a nightmare. Refactoring is hell. And css programmers have no clue what to do with this.

Maybe I'm missing something here. Why not a templating engine?

Ok that's cool, but how about adding native support to browsers?

I think it shows that people are interested in seeing new browsers that are not based on Webkit/Chrome that are not called Firefox.