Companies were just dropping the entirety of their proprietary code base into chatbots to save money after firing their best developers. I bet that’s where they’re getting most of it.

Ah, but the month number set is smaller than the day number set. It makes just as much sense to order by sets.

Plus, starting with the month gives you time to remember what day it is without having to sit there awkwardly.

Yeah, I would imagine most classes would concentrate on supporting headless server systems over learning any particular gui. They’re more the kind of thing meant to be put on a job application than to teach for personal use.

end-users are rarely prosecuted or sued over piracy

That wasn’t always true. The RIAA sued many people over music downloads (via bittorent since they’re technically hosting at the same time as downloading). They only stopped once the major studios figured out it would cost less to force the ISPs to do it for them.

You’ve got two so far.

They look like a water type dugtrio.

Microsoft only ships updates once a month. Did you fall into a time hole from 2001?

It’s not collecting much inside a Faraday bag. Especially if it’s thick enough to muffle sound.

Including paying companies specifically to lay that cable then never forcing them to actually do it.

To be fair, if you’ve ever had to use HughesNet, a leopard eating your face is a welcome change of pace.

They kind of have to be hands off or risk losing safe harbor protections.

That is exactly how the internet works. That’s always how the internet has worked.

Yeah, that was always a bad argument. The truth is it will always fail in the transitional step where the state owns everything. People in power do not want to give up that power, so it inevitably leads to dictatorship followed by eventual collapse.