Seems like the financial people at Microsoft are tired of taking “but it’s the future!” As an end all be all answer.
Between this and copilot switching to token based billing, they’re the first company to seem to really be looking at how bad the financials are
It kinda means (to me, a layman) that the accidentals are little but the angry is big
I used to live in the US and now I live in Denmark. I recently fell off my bike and got hurt. I went to the non-ER hospital and had some x-rays, an ultrasound at a specialists office, got a sling, and some nominal amount of ibuprofen/paracetamol/cut cleanup thrown my way. Then had a follow up with a specialist and got a little PT as well.
$0. It’s unreal as someone who has experienced injury in the US. I got amazing care in a pretty timely fashion and didn’t have to worry about going broke
Oh yeah, it’s a wild trip. Just gave it a listen, thanks for the culture
I haven’t seen mention of Ozzy’s maybe biggest hit, Crazy Train
Good list, but not crediting either Duke Ellington (who made it famous), Strayhorn (who wrote it), or mingus (who has a banger version of it) for Take the A Train is wild!
My band of mostly straight men (like a dozen years ago) played a set at a gay bar every Thursday night for a year or so. It was great fun first of all, and maybe 15-20% of the people there were straight or mostly straight but just hung out there.
It felt really fun and welcoming to all, and was less about gay people finding other gay people than it was about no one caring much about your gender identity or sexuality (unless it was maybe to take you home, idk).
That’s not to say it’s one size fits all, probably depends on the bar and the area a fair bit
I mean Alex Karp of Palintir just released a 22 point manifesto that has the subtext of “I sent some people a 23rd point saying ‘some of you are cool, don’t come to school tomorrow’”
I bet we could get the others to also release an unhinged manifesto
The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch. It’s a farewell and reflection on his life as he faces his inevitable death from cancer. It’s beautiful and sad and insightful
That I’ve got a special click when I specifically need something to work. It involves a lot of deliberation on the mouse, a small pause before starting to click, and a ~0.5s longer click time. That’s my “okay carefully now…” Click.
Reserved for tasks like a bank transfer, an important form filling out, etc
It definitely depends, but sometimes! Especially if it’s a fairly musically complicated thing or if I’m trying to learn to play a song. When the new Sleep Token album came out (and the new Angine de Poitrine album) I just put them on, alone, straight through
Oh boy, I can’t wait to read a very levelheaded comments section
I was about to say, in Denmark i definitely have shorts on in the teens, else I’d barely need to own any
The only way to stop a bad guy with Linux is with a good guy with Linux
And the SCALE of it. It even makes my group Factorio Space Age server feel small, and that’s 14k promethium SPM.
I played a ton of pre-1.0. It’s SO good. What an astronomical leap from Shapez 1.
I’m stoked to dig into 1.0 of the sequel, the new mode looks cool
Right, that’s +2 and -2, so even. The customer is -1, and that’s it.
Maybe in a just society the business that actually ate the costs and didn’t pass them along could get a refund but not the rest? Idk what a mess, that has problems galore too
I never thought about how a physical arch relates to physical windows. Interesting.
Man visiting that community definitely raised more questions than answers