Notice how none of these replies are “AI assistant”?

As someone who has mucked about inside the PowerShell code a bunch, it’s a mess. It looks like clean OO design on the surface, but once you dig in, you find it’s actually a fairly tightly-coupled tangle of spaghetti. It gets the job done, I guess, but it’s not enjoyable to hack on.

IIRC, it is a C runtime function that stabs a file.

Seriously considering swapping over to my Linux partition as main and virtualizing the Windows side this weekend. Still need the Windows because well, I make Windows software.

The engines are at the back of this aircraft. Also in Russia, Russian air defence sites do not need to be concealed from Russian business jets. That said, I find either cause equally plausible.

Having developed a few MSI installers, this meme checks out.

I disagree with Sabine on accelerators for the simple fact that accelerators are fucking cool. We should be building more and bigger accelerators for that reason alone.

It could be that we have transitioned into the unforeseeable future.

Sorry, only interested in Muskodon

I don’t buy this excuse. Just make it “opt”, meaning neither option is the default. You have to choose “Yes, contribute diagnostic and bug data to Fedora (recommended)” or “No, keep my data private” before you can continue. Put a big “more info” link to documentation on what is collected, when, and who gets it, and how it’s used.

It somewhat under-represents those who value privacy most and over-represents those who want to help Fedora with their usage data, but I argue that’s a good thing.

Windows 11 is Linux like my car is a Bluetooth headset.