One time on Reddit there was a whole thread dedicated to how awful and arbitrary and stupid the “undocumented” comment feature was.
I just linked the markdown docs and got downvoted to hell because “reading the manual is unintuitive”
Comments truly did kill that platform
NGL I’m shocked they weren’t doing this already, I seem to recall it being mentioned some android devices did this already when iOS added it last year(?)
At least some of the more security oriented ones?
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Yes. That’s how sanctions work.
Part of the intention is to pressure citizens of the country for violating international law so they exert pressure on their governments to stop.
Another part is to remove the use of tooling to support the sanctioned nation.
Russia could stop the war and problem is solved. This isn’t Microsoft being the bad guy, this is Microsoft following international law.
Russia is free to fuck off out of Ukraine, simple as.
You mean git inherently requires you to identify yourself?
Huh, shock
Russia is being sanctioned because of its aggressive war against Ukraine.
Microsoft aren’t the bad guys for enforcing international sanctions.
China is making and selling a vehicle at an impossibly cheap price because they are artificially manipulating the international price. Thats the only issue.
It’s weird that people can’t understand this BUT when a megacorp does it we all can see it.
It’s fair to call market manipulation for what it is, even if it’s the USA doing it or China doing it or META doing it. We don’t have to pretend.
Flooding the market with impossibly cheap products that can’t be competed against isn’t a good thing when anyone does it.
Christ this is a short sighted view.
We have regulations on markets for a reason, to prevent unfair advantage.
Just because the US is protecting their interests doesn’t mean that what China is doing isn’t a deliberate effort to drive others out of business.
It’s an aggressive market tactic and it isn’t good when China does it, just as it isn’t good when a megacorp races to the bottom to drive a mom and pop out of business.
They did the same thing with solar panels and it was a net detriment on the industry NOT and advantage for the consumer.
I find myself asking an AI things and getting an answer that makes me go “what the actual fuck, why would you do this when you SHOULD do it this other way”
Which is the best way it’s helped me.
Making me realize I know what I’m doing already.
It’s outlined in the article, fwiw.
The benefit is not needing workers to do the construction