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Piracy is justified especially when it comes to movies!
If I am buying a DVD, I own that copy regardless of the studio and the distributor being in legal trouble or not. If I "buy" or "purchase" something online, I expect the same thing.
I'm not always a fan of the EU over-regulating some things but I feel like they should start fining companies who want to re-define the meaning of the word purchase
I'm commenting this blindly so apologies if I'm wrong, but if it's possible I'd try and compile this against .NET Framework 3.5 instead of .NET 8.
A lot of people (myself included) have XP/7 machines for retro games like Civ1 and I'd personally love to use that machine instead of my modern one to play the game.
While not a dump per se, there is an API where you can get HN data programmatically, no scraping needed.
I still remember the early days of this pay for blue check system when Biden was talking about man parts while being indistinguishable from the real account
Wasn't Microsoft the "let's not break backwards compatibility for any reason" company?
Coming from software development, we do have tests that insert a screenshot into the report in case they fail, and I'm assuming we are not the only ones that found the PrtScr button to be useful for that
I hella learned something new. I'll be sure to look into this after work. Thank you!
This is basically Microsoft's big chance to create Docker for windows. Prebaked images on top of this lightweight layer and shared folders which are already supported.
I'd love to see this happen on environments where you need Windows, but you still want the ease of deployment feature of Docker
At this point we could even deviate from software development and say this about any job that requires thinking and decision making around a set of rules.