> I started using the Internet (ARPANET) around 1977.

Define "using" for me in that context. Not saying you were not part of the few places back then, just realize that most people don't understand how limited it was back then. I mean, it's possible you had a slow modem and terminal from home that connected you to "something" on ARPANET.... but, unusual. You're not the only person that dates back to "days of yore".

"I can save millions from dying!!" Nope, not going to let that happen.

Remember, it's always easier to sell "hopelessness", it's human nature.

Had zero downloads, so I deleted the project.

"We got this."

Fixed it! It's like the new Outlook. Newer is always better.

Youtube extorting more money, ya'll need a DOY(G)E.

LEDs when looked at oncoming are too bright, but the amount of visibility they provide off objects is poor.

So, drivers can't see, and people facing the driver can't see. It's a win win!!

Stick it up your.... (effectively)

Everyone really needs to migrate away from the curse. The creator of WP seems to want you to.

Color as in, "I'm 90 years old with cataracts." sense.

It said, HP could make more money on their printers by not trying to be a **************

At that point the screen just filled with asterisks. I'm thinking the AI needs a bit more baking.

I will happily testify that the "pirate market" is the creation of all of those "copyright holders" who punish learners using DMCA to make legitimate backup copies of paid for, owned media via decryption a federal crime.

End the DMCA and we'll talk. Until then, you created the market, ensure that it grows and never goes away.

I'm all for supporting artists and those behind producing their works for consumption. But, the law you crafted makes me guilty of "paying you" so I can "commit federal crime". And that's ridiculous. You know what's safer? Pirating.

Musk buys Microsoft, moves all companies underneath it.

"It's the easiest way to be able to do anything you want."

I've seen far superior (valid) patent applications rejected or later overturned that this big pile of you know what.

Microsoft's favorite employee: USPTO

My hatred of Microsoft continues to grow and grow.

Fire people --> pay for cloud.

If that's not "part of the plan", then you'll be surprised by your bill.

"Modern Settings is to Control Panel" as "Clippy is to Copilot"

That should make things clearer for everyone.