That would be the Board of directors for the company since they select the CEO or virtual equivalent. But current laws don’t support bringing anything against a CEO for a company’s wrongdoing. Even less for the board of directors.

Why is the FCC approving anything related to space?

It’s updates like this that make me wish for a ‘git diff’ of those changes.

CEO: We missed our made up numbers. Lets do some layoffs. McKinsey, what is this year’s scapegoat?

McKinsey: Last year it was RTO. This year is AI.

CEO: We’re reducing headcount due to AI efficiencies.

Someone found Assassins Creed.

Isn’t VS Code open-sourced? Can those optimizations be contributed to the wider community of electron experts?

I guess my point is VS Code works well because the users can fix it and they have the ability to do so. The same cant be said for Teams & Outlook. No one can fix that PoS.

It’s not a bubble when a large portion of the economy is propped up by it.

And look it must’ve been time for it.

Which is owned by Microslop and has issues about every 3 months.

True Story. One of the development teams showed how they “re-wrote” our registration process with AI in a week as their team demo. They have not tested it since we laid off the QA department two weeks ago.

I have no hope their launch will be smooth. I expect it to be as steady as a car in an cross country race.

This is why I never use punctuation anywhere You never know who is reading things and I cant let anyone be left out

I bought the thing. I should control want it shows at all times. The reason I can’t trust the company to futz with that is why I don’t have one.

Because businesses that use .NET are already paying for it with their visual studio subscription or higher Microsoft support. It’s a bare minimum product that has no incentive to improve because no one pays for it. But businesses force the use of it because “we’re already paying for it”