Wow it’s not HP.

lol what drawing program?

Yeah some people don’t get sarcasm.

Anyway I think musk took the Canadian credits and smuggled them across the border without paying tariffs so he could then sell them as US regulatory credits. It all makes sense now.

Weren’t they selling like 3000 cars a day at every single dealership in Canada? Seems like sales should be fine.

Funny how now they are making money selling regulatory credits. Lol

Tesla commits ‘oopsie-daisy’. Cybertruck makes a ‘big boo-boo’.

They only took and leaked passenger manifest data? Seems like if they were really interested in hurting this company they could have done a lot more.

I like the Win98 notification pop up in the pic.

Nah I just don’t buy the kompromat stories anymore. There is nothing Putin can release that would be a problem for Trump. He never sees any legal consequences and his followers never turn on him regardless of all of his crimes.

Yeah it’s definitely a big problem for them. I was being sarcastic above. There’s no way they have 3 billion users.

AOL can’t possibly still be an isp right? I know some people kept their email accounts and they probably still run email servers and a web portal.

lol they claimed some time back to have 3 billion users, so I’m sure this 11 million is no big deal.

Because half of the entire human population has a Twitter account.

What good are receipts when there are no consequences? Putin could put the underaged pee tapes on YouTube and it wouldn’t matter.

People have been using annotations to generate code since I rode my dinosaur to work.

I didn’t RTA, but if they mean ALL code at MS, that just can’t be true. They have legacy stuff going back decades, beyond just their windows platform. There’s no way 30% of all their code is replaced or newly created by AI.

15+ years ago you could search for an error code, or an error message, or a part number and actually find it.

Oh I thought it was a typo. I have no idea what coursehero is.

I will say coursera is awesome for their calculus classes. (Or they were like 10+ years ago anyway.) Which caught me up after a long hiatus from college when I returned to finish.

Somewhat OT but why do you block coursera?

Are there enough watermarks on this meme? At least we got reddit covered.

To me, a full stack developer is a few years short of architect. If you understand the full stack and all components and how they interact, then I want you on my team.

But I guess that term gets abused and thrown around a lot.

That’s interesting. I assume there is still some review and approval process this has to go through? So it basically means you are on call constantly for unscheduled deployments?