People who are unconcerned will rise, whilst people who actually care will fall

Linux source is available, but there was a big purge of contributors with Russian affiliation. So in theory that's more throttled in the sense that they can't upstream convenience patches. For example, if Russia has to make it's own chips for something, network cards, or interfaces, getting the device patches would be more difficult. Is that a problem? Only one of convenience but at the speed of tech today, maybe a bigger one than it would have been years back.

Never heard of it, IMDB has a couple of 9/10 for season 3. I'd bet they're just creating hype and demand rather than being honest.

Will this trickle into CentOS? :)

Pretty much exactly what you wrote is my experience.

Mainly server side stuff, java has been rock solid for me.

I think pull request and issue are interchangeable here. Graphics artists can just as easily raise an issue ticket as they could talk to Adobe support.

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My initial thoughts were along these lines, you may jest, but developers working on modern things have mostly moved on from Windows, so it would make more sense for MSFT to focus on WINE compatibility.

Azure brings in the big money, so focusing on Windows is a lost venture now (Windows 10 was meant to be the last).

Computers whining or people that have to use windows?

That's the ecosystem that's worked so well for them though. Odd versions being terrible purely to generate hype and upgrade justification for the next version.

This cycle, getting rid of humans, next cycle, getting them back so everyone can upgrade to the reliable version.

Yes but the virtual networking of azure runs in azure cloud switch, which is Linux

I don't know. Creating accounts everywhere to test login might just be part of the job. Or it's insider. One is more probable than the other.

How peculiar crowd strike advocate for testing people when they... You know

You joke, but the only reason air isn't taxed is they can't at the moment.

While I'm very fond of Firefox, I don't think Mozilla have made good business choices in the last few years.