The dev that has never shipped a bug must file the first cve

The subtext here is that XML is a powerful tool when generating code with LLMs

For instance, what would we need to start offering siracha in our burger?

With the amount of piracy that went on with the early 2000's videogames (doom!) I'm surprised anyone made money.

unless you're talking about doom 3 (which I can't really speak on), doom is from the 90s and was shareware

Yeah, I have a few domains that I keep around for these type of projects. If it doesn't go anywhere I just reuse it.

(it's never gone anywhere )

Oh look a flock competitor

individuals should be able to take advantage of the same tax rules as corporations.

Well, we need taxes to have a functioning economy. So what is really needed is that we close loopholes that allow corporations to pay less than individuals

Taxes is a net benefit (at least here in Europe): you basically get better services (that you would pay anyway) for much cheaper: education, healthcare, culture, etc

> individuals should be able to take advantage of the same tax rules as corporations.

Nah, corporations should be taxed at the same rate as individuals. A country where everyone pays only 3% tax is going to be a crap hole.

The state would go bankrupt within a month or so.

I mean you can. If you read the actual article:

https://itep.org/meta-tax-breaks-trump-mark-zuckerberg/

You just have to buy of equipment used for a business purpose that you can depreciate. You then put these on Form 4562 or something.

This is a bit tongue in cheek. The American tax system is set up to tax at the point of consumption. There'd be no difference in how much money actually ended up in your hand if we switched everything over to a VAT, except a lot of people would probably be relieved of the psychological burden of taxes.

Firefox already captured the developer audience, and it wasn't enough. So they pivoted to whatever they thought of to increase mainstream adoption. That is really alienating that developer audience though.

Firefox had mainstream adoption in the Firefox 2 era, before Chrome launched. What drew people to Chrome was that it was fast, efficient, and did I mention fast? Unfortunately all browsers today seem to have forgotten how important that is.

The whole purpose of Chrome is to have google search by default in people's browsers. Once they have a large market share nothing else really matters. If people truly cared about speed Google would have changed it already.

What drew people to Chrome is that Google leveraged their search monopoly to push it, and paid other software to sneak it into installers.

bureaucratic empire-defending is nefarious.

I can rock out to that all day