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Comment · 2 days ago
5000 is the cursor number for people on the cursor version of the store, not the VSCode store.
Comment · 2 days ago
Has anyone managed to confirm the time that the backdoored version was released? None of my machines updated to it, I am wondering if it was saved by a combination of luck and

> This extension is not updated yet because new versions become eligible for automatic update 12 hours after they are published. It will become eligible in 2 hours.

Comment · 2 days ago
The screenshot is of the official marketplace
Comment · 6 days ago
Why would anyone go to a forum for AI-generated content when they could just ask the AI themselves?
Comment · 6 days ago
Why bother with the expense if you are permanently soldering it in anyway?
Comment · 7 days ago
AND
Comment · 8 days ago
GitLab is just as bad, just not as big so doesn't get the coverage. https://status.gitlab.com/pages/history/5b36dc6502d06804c083...

And of course many people self-host which changes a lot of the equation (which you can also do with GitHub, but not for free - and FWIW our self-hosted premium gitlab has about an hour a day downtime, which we've been told by the team responsible is an unavoidable side-effect of backing up gitlab).

Comment · 9 days ago
It's exactly the same as the people crying conspiracy about parts-locking for repairability, not acknowledging the real effects it had on phone thefts and the pressure at the national and governmental level to help solve the epidemic.
Comment · 16 days ago
I used to have an oven whose clock would display 23:60 before jumping to 00:01!
Comment · 21 days ago
And servers. Which of course it would rely on permanently to operate.
Comment · 26 days ago
If you are interested in smart scopes and don’t mind missing direct observation, the Seestars or Dwarf 3 mini are getting pretty affordable (I borrowed a Dwarf to observe the solar eclipse - it came with solar filter - and playing around with it at night was very happy and got me into the hobby pretty deep so far…)
Comment · 26 days ago
clearoutside.com, which is pretty reasonable at predicting cloud cover, says it gets the data from Meteosource.
Comment · 1 month ago
…it’s Science Fiction
Comment · 1 month ago
Lots of unnecessary whitespace, tabs changing colour to be confusing about which is selected…

They hired a new design lead who wants to make their mark, didn't they.

Comment · 1 month ago
This has been the behaviour when you launch but don’t connect a specific tunnel for at least a couple of years

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