sparkling

>Which country got rich with the EU?

Poland? >250 billion Euros received in subsidies since joining the EU; almost any construction you walk by has the "Funded by EU" poster next to it.

I think the massive service and outsourcing industry would also not have been possible (at the current scale) without EU membership.

>a mini attached to the back of a monitor

It is ugly. Especially i places like a reception, where the back of the screen is facing the customer. Plain and simple.

Never heard of this brand up until now. Design is indeed Apple-ish, are the panels any good?

One-shot Claude slop

And all this slop is feed straight back into the LLMs that produced it.

With all due respect, it is not the job of the customer to keep JetBrains alive for nostalgia/pity reasons.

To this day i don't understand the difference between Junie and AI chat. Anyway, I use PyCharm on a fallback license as a read-only tool nowadays, sad but true.

Sure, im referring to systems being turned off even if they are not running PHP at all. Out of fear of spillover effects or because they are unsure what they are running.

Yes. Even if you are not running PHP yourself, you should now prepare for:

- Any PHP site you ever put your email/password/personal data in being hacked over the next few hours (especially things like forums).

- As a result of the above, a massive wave of phishing attempts.

- Corporates/Admins panicking and turning off services as a precautionary measure over the next hours or days.

One may argue that they both are primarily in the "developer-centric API business". Also: massive payment volume that they can grab.

Welcome to the wonderful world of corporate overhead and inefficiencies.

We now have real world evidence that:

0. AI agents will hack and break into real-world systems.

1. AI agents that will deceive and lie about their actions.

2. AI agents that will collaborate together to achieve malicious goals.

3. AI agents that will replicate and implement backdoor/rootkit-style survival mechanisms.

All the parts for a major, global cybersecurity incident are now in place.