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America, don't be the next force the rest of the world needs to fight. Wake the fuck up.
1. eat rotten herring (which you'll not enjoy, because it's rotten fish, yo)
2. clean your palette with a disgusting shot of home made malört spirits (or aquavit, equally disgusting)
3. goto 1 until your drunk
4. get laid
Very, very, very few people ever reaches step 4.
"CrowdStrike has helped us develop a scalable solution that will help Microsoft’s Azure infrastructure accelerate a fix"
What if I told you that such Mag7 speak is not to be trusted, at all, even?
Browser:
Server: WTAF are you trying to do, here, man?
Message: Hi everybody!
I mean, it would serve as a terrific headline but I don't really buy it, do you?
I think it's more "Very poor search results, infested with ads, killed Google's dreams of becoming the next Microsoft and will now die a slow death and end up making millions instead of billions".
Dying might not be that bad, after all.
Super human programmers doing super human things. Or, can we find a better link that describes what they did, so that those of us who are merely 10x rockstar programmer saviors don't have to realize we're really not as good as we think?
Clippy + high IQ: red flag, right here
Clippy + high IQ + intimate knowledge of you: do you seriously want that? Why?
How large is one of those, even? I much prefer to work with perfectly spherical Olympic swimming pools.
The government: There's almost no teflon in the ground, so that's good.
The market: Hold my beer.
When it comes to this and most other trades, I'm with Gordon Ramsey. Anyone can become a good programmer. "Smartness" and "intelligence", they are such ill-defined concepts. I'm not sure I believe they are real things.
Pretty darn cool service, this. Thx so much to the creator for showing this to HN.
Never thought I'd do a Omegle-like encounter with anyone. But here I am having done it and feeling quite enriched by the experience :D
Boeing bad, mkay. Always has been.
Could the bullet time I experienced when I installed Max Payne on Windows 2000 Server been even more bullet timlyer, simply through a reg tweak? Where was this information, three thousand years ago, when I needed it?
BTW, Windows 2000 Server, the most rock solidest OS I've ever used.
>> disable the extra sneaky telemetry and privacy nightmares
Does that require a rinse and repeat at every monthly Windows Update?
I xpect Win12 to be more turd and Win13 to be diarrhea.