Microsoft directs affected users to three options: [...] or paying for a Microsoft 365 subscription or a new perpetual Office Home 2024 license.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice and I must be a Microsoft customer.

I'm convinced Mac users just become blind to the file. I see it all over repos at work.

39.8% of internet traffic that Cloudflare saw in the last 7 days was IPv6: https://radar.cloudflare.com/adoption-and-usage

I sure like it. "Free" YouTube is like using a browser without an blocker now - I forget how bad it is and I can't believe people live like that.

Being able to cancel Spotify was a nice bonus too.

I worked at a summer program for high school students about 2 years ago, and we had them write postcards that would be mailed to next year's program participants. Quite a few of them were really confused about the concept of a postcard. "We're just going to write on the back of it?", "How is it going to get there?", "But people can read what I wrote!"

I didn't anticipate this at all, and it was pretty amusing how put off people were by the "but someone can just read it" aspect. I guess kids care about privacy to some degree still.

If it is a well-known problem, it's not universal. Mine doesn't do this. I'm running openSUSE Tumbleweed.

I don't know how firefighters even hope to put something like that out. You can't reach the higher floors with water from the ground, it doesn't seem like there was any sort of sprinkler system in the building. Would they go in from the ground floor and just work their way up one level at a time?