Posts by Fat Guy In A Little Coat

Cat accused of wiping US Veteran Affairs server info after jumping on keyboard

Is the cat orange?

If so, guilty as charged.

Florida Man and associates indicted for conspiracy to steal data, software

What does this have to do with tech?

Is this The Register or Democratic Underground?

Go ahead and resume your circle jerk now.

Yukon UFO could have cost unfortunate balloon fan $12

Re: Republicans have a lot to answer for

THEY MADE ME DO IT!

The argument of a 5 year old.

These are the kind of calls the president has to make, and right or wrong, it falls on him.

Crypto craziness craps out – and about time too

Re: It still needs to be banned

No.

I see posts like this and it makes me want to eat 3 quarter pounders in the old Styrofoam containers while driving around in an F-150, and then once I'm done, I'll toss the containers out the window.

Raspberry Pi hires former spy gadget-maker who baked devices into surveillance ops

Re: I was on Mastodon as it ahppened

Holy non sequitur, Batman!

Microsoft's grand unified theory of .NET advances a little

Believe MS has fixed the DPI issues in the later releases; might have to use core.

Although I agree with you, WPF is much better - was ahead of its time, IMO.

Neither get a ton of press, but they're both in new .net releases and get updates.

Meanwhile, winforms and WPF keep trudging along.

If they just simply made those cross platform (as much as possible), it would be received much better.

Musk reportedly wants to gut Twitter workforce by up to 75%

Re: Musk

You should take a look at what's happening at the Mexican border if you're worried about people just waltzing into the country.

Serious surfer? How to browse like a pro on Firefox

Re: And this is so relevant to browser development.

Also, judging by the link, he's throwing shade without providing proof about the rewriting of links. Given that Firefox competes with Brave and their history, take it with a grain of salt.

My problem with Brave (Android) is that a recent update hosed .png files - they appear blocky half the time.

White House to tech world: Promise you'll write secure code – or Feds won't use it

Re: The first blow has been struck...

These are all arguments to form trade organizations before the heavy hand of government gets in like it is in the medical industry.

Taking CHIPS Act cash? You're banned from planting advanced fabs on Chinese soil

Re: PNAC

The greater truth of the matter is the USA isn’t healthy and is fully dependent upon Europe and the rest of the world to survive

How are those European electric bills these days?

Florida's content-moderation law kept on ice, likely unconstitutional, court says

Oh, now sites are responsible for what's posted on them?

Oh, this will be fun!

Jeffrey Snover claims Microsoft demoted him for inventing PowerShell

Re: powershell command missing

Gci instead of Get-ChildItem and ? instead of ForEach-Object would cut down on verbosity there.

US is best place to be a software engineer, salary survey finds

Re: RE: nutbars with guns

> And what I saw was cesspools next door to walled gardens with armed guards, block after intermingled block, and enough police with body armor to make anyone shudder.

Go ask anyone who actually lives in those cities if they wished the police weren't there.

I just got back from downtown Baltimore - there were police at several locations and it was obvious that it was by request of the businesses.

Also, huge difference between cities and other towns in cost of living and type of life.

New York Times outlays seven-figure sum for 1,900 lines of JavaScript – yes, we mean Wordle

Re: How long before 1,900 lines becomes 19,000

> OK, it's perhaps not quite as pretty and it doesn't have the Social media guff

That's why it got popular in the first place - an excellent UI and a slick way to use social media.

Linux Foundation spends 20% more in 2021, highlights new LFX platform

Yes, master!

I guess Batman must be super offensive to you, then.

Log4j RCE: Emergency patch issued to plug critical auth-free code execution hole in widely used logging utility

Everyone has glass houses

Pipe down and take the L on this one.

Microsoft under fire again from open-source .NET devs: Hot Reload feature pulled for sake of Visual Studio sales

Re: We made a mistake in executing on our decision [because we thought we could get away with it]

All of this.

Other than cross platform capabilities, I haven't seen anything in which Core is better than Framework.

And the real reason they pushed that is to boost Azure usage.