Let’s hope so!

But the pessimist in me thinks nobody will do it again without craaaaazy investment behind them. Microsoft tried with edge and surrendered to chromium.

I seriously doubt that Apple and Google would succeed today.

Phoenix/Firebird/Firefox was an in-house fork of Mozilla.

Back then browsers were still quite simple. today they are probably the most complex piece of software running on your machine - including the OS.

Yeah I run it on my wifi. Yesterday it killed rouvy.com when I wanted to go for a ride. I don’t think it has decreased the number of ads I see either - all devices runs adblockers anyway

Windows2000 was my last. After having managed to work in IT and using Linux on my desktop, I started a new job last year which required me to use Windows11. I find it quite awkward.

Luckily WSL is a thing.

i find it remarkable that people still use it

“Started as”

Yeah, no. Yes Xenix was a thing but it would be incorrect to say that it ever was their main product.

I don’t think anyone has ever hinted on that NT has a unix code base except for some “borrowed” networking code from bsd.

Yep it’s pretty nifty. Been running it for a few years. Nothing too advanced, just for myself to keep contacts and calendar under my control.

pam authentication and behind nginx.

A letter in the alphabet.

And when everyone is doing it it’s much easier to do…

Rinse & repeat

Yorkies are awesome

Aruba faired ok, no? as did Nimble. Granted i’ve not had any HPE contact for a few years now.

“Got any games on your phone?”

Nice people

If it’s cool (as this is), then yes. It’s needed :-)

None of the images in your post loads for me fyi using Voyager

curious, ransomware insurance or what’s the product?

All thanks to John Oliver

I use wired headphones in bed, listening to podcast and whatnot. Easier to just yank out and throw away when falling asleep. I use lightning headphones right now…

And that’s how you build long term customer trust, right?

right!?

Maru?