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FYI, fire alarms are designed to become more sensitive as they age/die so if yours is picking up false positives, it’s a good indicator you need to replace it. That, or it really is poor ventilation.

That’s not what’s being asked though - in all 3 events, they couldn’t manually update it. It’s clearly not a priority to fix it for even manual alerts.

The problem is that, by definition, it isn’t malicious: it’s just incredibly poorly planned legitimate communications. Filtering it out will just make it harder for users to get key information.

Compared to jedit, stability is a huge issue as IntelliJ seems to take a “move fast” approach which makes each update risky especially given their recent QA issues.

IntelliJ also doesn’t scale very well for large code bases due to the number of features it tries to provide. Basic things like project opening can take tens of minutes while jedit takes seconds (if that) as it’s not trying to build a syntax tree at load time.

It always seemed risky that it was a singular $22B contract awarded to Microsoft, rather than ~$50m chunks like other governments often do.

It's an ad for Speedify with referral links and marketing events linked in it?

Also Adobe. I wonder what they all in common?