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Just your average human. I run @BetaWiki, the open encyclopedia of software history.

Joined October 2012
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someone must be screaming at the discord offices right now
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rolling release users complain about $(package_manager) not doing partial upgrades while also admitting to do stuff that makes partial upgrades break stuff
homebrew is what happens when you can't invert a binary tree
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cursed r/unixporn
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it tells a lot about your language if you're literally porting your compiler away from it
The TypeScript team just announced that they are porting to Go. It's already 10x faster 🤯
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"it's not about money but i took the website down since nobody wants to pay"
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What costs $349 on a thin client device?
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hell yeah
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WIndows XP OOBE music probably holds the record as the single piece of music not heard by most people when it was being played
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somebody on ebay wants $493.75 for a set of 3.5" 1.44MB floppies with a printed win1.0 beta bootscreen glued onto them
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let's ignore the fact the format only came out like two years after this particular beta was made the beta came on three 360k floppies. IT WOULD HAVE FIT ON A SINGLE 1.44M DISK, WHY IS THERE FOURTEEN OF THEM
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oh no the Multitasking MS-DOS 4.0 source code conspiracy
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Can we please address the elephant in the room called Electron first before picking on native apps a bit too liberal with memory usage? The Windows 1.0 Calendar is actually *more* memory intensive when you factor in the fact this runs in 640k. With way less functionality, obv.
8GB *should* be enough How did we end up in a world where your computer’s calendar needs 81.6 MILLION bytes of active memory
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Did you know? In 1986, Microsoft released a version of MS-DOS which supported preemptive multitasking for compatible applications. This version was called MS-DOS 4.0 and is completely unrelated to the proper, widespread version of MS-DOS 4.0 from 1988!
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>Even Tech People can get Fooled.. if you get fooled by this, you're not a tech person
After my Brother’s iPhone 14 got stolen. His friend received a message stating that his iPhone has been found. A link was given which took him to the find device website. It asked for the Lockscreen pin that was set on stolen iphone. Only thing is, Its a Fake Fraud Website.👇
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not quite sure how this simple snarky remark of mine managed to blow up but i think you should still read the original tweet - it's the first time i heard of such an elaborate steal&phish scheme and it was a pretty nice insight
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let's have the Store website start downloading suspicious looking EXEs out of nowhere instead of redirecting people to the app, what could go wrong?
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nice one, wouldn't have expected CreateProcess to actually have a special case for batch files flatt.tech/research/posts/ba…
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the audacity...
The xz fiasco has shown how a dependence on unpaid volunteers can cause major problems. Trillion dollar corporations expect free and urgent support from volunteers. @Microsoft @MicrosoftTeams posted on a bug tracker full of volunteers that their issue is "high priority"
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