Apparently they're rather shady.

https://ewwlo.xyz/evil

https://infosec-handbook.eu/blog/e-foundation-first-look/

Well, I'm sure they'd prefer being upset over being dead... although the likelihood of successfully rolling over and flying a negative-g recovery in a transport airplane seem dubious at best. Transport category airplanes are only certified to -1G so an inverted pullout would definitely exceed those limits.

No mouse discussion would be complete without mention of the greatest mouse ever made, the Logitech MX Revolution. Logitech would truly outshine themselves if they merged the MX Revolution and the G602.

You're bound to find something that suits you in the Zowie range. They make eight mice, all with identical features, all with perfect sensors and all based on subtle variations of the Intellimouse shapes.

https://zowie.benq.com/en/product/mouse.html

The Logitech G Pro Wireless might also be a good choice.

https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/pro-wir...

The MAD doctrine actually collapsed at the end of the Cold War, that's why they decided to sign the INF treaty (and also reduce nuclear arsenals): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermediate-Range_Nuclear_For...

This doesn't work by the way, but they really did try it.

Inevitably something goes wrong, delaying a train, and then it's dangerous because the timetable says it's clear ahead of you but it isn't.

Eventually the absolute block system was invented. You track where a train actually is, and don't allow more than one train to be in a "block" of track. But that took a whole bunch more technology and a whole lot more deaths to invent.

Given that the existing terminals for Windows range from archaic (Console, PowerShell) to mediocre (ConEmu, Cmder), this move makes total sense.

I’m excited to use the new terminal with WSL2 - maybe it will come close to iTerm2 with Docker.

Given the embracing of other platgforms, and the convergance aspect of one .NET to rule them all. WHy they didn't rebrand it is a mistake they will probably end up doing if they want to pull in dev's on other platforms. Many who's exposure to .NET will be of a legacy flavour and maybe left a sour taste. A taste that will stick with them upon anything .NET.

I'd vote for .ONE, one API to rule them all.

Though convoluted does sell books, I'm sure we will see a title "When is .NET not .NET" soon.

That is my biggest complaint. Only the Firefox Linux team of included a about:config option to turn it off. Android, Windows and mac have no way to do so. It's still broken on my phone. Wtf were they thinking?