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FreeCAD 1.0 is actually pretty good now. Definitely usable if you're only doing basic things.

SolveSpace is also nice but it has some deal-breaker limitations like not supporting chamfers/bevels.

That means the installation is irrelevant to the use of Windows. The vast majority of people who use Linux installed it themselves.

Yeah I wish they were spending some development effort on the actual IDE and not just all AI stuff. There's still basic stuff like the Process Viewer CPU usage just not working at all, which makes it very difficult to diagnose performance issues - one of the main complaints people have about VSCode!

Though I will say using AI to generate alt text is a pretty decent idea.

No, Firefox would die too. Or at least it would become completely irrelevant.

The open source community doesn't have enough manpower to maintain a browser engine.

It's 75% of their income. Definitely obscene CEO salary but it's still true that Mozilla would die without this deal.

Haha this is also the classic Linux experience. Any complaints about stuff not working properly get met with "It works for me" and "You're doing it wrong". Oh and don't forget "did you submit a bug report?" and "if you don't like it, fork it!".

Ha yeah ASCII Nethack.

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Good.

Don't be an idiot.

It's good advice for JavaScript because JavaScript really fucked this up. But it's a bit confused to say "don't use functions as callbacks unless they were designed for it".

The problem isn't really even directly related to callbacks.

A better way to state it would be "don't pass extra arguments to functions that don't use use them".

I think this actually happens when you do a speed test. Bittorrent being throttled? Hmm let me just run a speed te.. oh it's working now is it?

I mean, you can use tabs consistently within a project. The only thing I'm aware of that actually bans tabs is YAML and... well, you can go a long way by always doing the opposite of what YAML does.