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“There was no history of my ever purchasing it, or ever owning it,” said one confused NFT buyer. “Now there’s nothing. My money’s gone.” Because "A fool and their money is soon parted."
Either that or it's just the universe wants us to be happy (at someone else's expensive expense)
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It might be hard to sleep due to the laughing tonight... 
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He should have bought bitcoins instead... 
And just in case... yes, it was an irony
M.D.V. 
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It’s an interesting question to ponder: what if computers could tell stories? Roll D20 for initiative before destroying all humans
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Article wrote: what if computers could tell stories?
That would be the beginning of the end I fear...
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A couple years back I gave a talk on researching software history, using “linked list interview questions” as an example topic. *answer
Or a possible answer, anyway.
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Maybe because it is the only thing they know the answer for? 
M.D.V.
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Microsoft is adding a dedicated OEMDRIVERS folder to Windows 10 that will be used to store third-party drivers. Probably best not to delete that one
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Probably best not to delete that one
Don't worry, MS will overwrite its contents, and delete it during upgrades...
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Ugh. You are probably very right here. 
TTFN - Kent
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I pray I'm wrong... But history doesn't make me confident in that prayer.
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At least it should be easier to back it up
M.D.V.
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One thing that I have always been hoping for as a XAML developer is deeper connectivity between the XAML and the View-Model. Why write the code when you can click things to get it written?
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The article would be better if written as though aimed at adults rather than fourteen year olds.
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IBM today announced the launch of its first developer certification for programming quantum computers. Whether you pass or not can only be determined once you open the box
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Those who complete certification half-dead are given full credit 
«One day it will have to be officially admitted that what we have christened reality is an even greater illusion than the world of dreams.» Salvador Dali
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The release of Project Reunion 0.5 is the starting point for your ability to build and ship Windows apps at a much faster pace without waiting for the Windows OS to update with new features. "Come together, right now, over me"
Seemed like just a few weeks back they had the preview. I'm glad they had the chance to fix any bugs people found.
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I suspect they are now recruiting the mugs testers new users to find the bugs for them...
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Better rules need to be urgently drafted to keep control of the AI systems that are already making decisions about our jobs, says the TUC. And by "not everyone", they mean, "no one outside of management"
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In the latest software supply chain attack, the official PHP Git repository was hacked and the code base tampered with. "Imagination sets in, pretty soon I'm singin' Doo, doo, doo, lookin' out my backdoor"
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Tools research is still light-years ahead of what’s being deployed. It is not unusual at all to read a 20 year-old paper with a tool empirically shown to make programmers 4x faster at a task, and for the underlying idea to still be locked in academia. "And then my ivory tower toppled, and I tumbled from the sky"
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A former fulfillment center worker says employees also often didn’t get enough rest breaks Did they not pay for the two day shipping on them?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: two day shipping
I think that I've found the problem...
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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I used to work at a grocery store in my younger years and never took a break, let alone a lunch break. Either they need to stop whining or maybe I need to go sue my previous employer. 
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As Project Reunion - Microsoft's latest scheme to tempt developers back to Windows - lumbers closer to the finish line, the company has admitted it made a whoopsie in the deprecation of the Pivot control. Lesson learned - wait until it's been out for a few years before cancelling
You need to make sure people are using it in critical software.
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