fun fact, if you've ever accidentally clicked the "enable" button on copilot because you're a dumbass who can't read, you get a shitton of more settings, most of which are locked to "enabled".
next to germany between Portugal and Canada. according to small arms survey, which supplied the data, switzerland has about 25 guns per 100 people and .5 deaths per 100k people.
i use digital id with a cryptographic signature. get with the times, grandpa!
more seriously: i learned cursive not because it was compulsory, but because i have fine motor issues and the teachers couldn't read my normal handwriting. so they thought cursive would help. unfortunately i'm also left-handed, so all it did was give me cramps, make my hand dirty, and tear up the paper even more. eventually i got an alphasmart.
i've never even been able to make two instances of the same letter consistent, nevermind a whole word. thankfully a signature alone is not a valid identification method.
it's been a few years since my last mac but i remember that clicking on things in background windows would bring them forward rather than trigger the action, so you needed a second click to actually do the thing. i did enable focus on hover and it wreaked havoc on the window management so i had to turn it off. can't remember the details though.
they are analyzing the way the tools are being used based on marketing. yes they're useful for senior programmers who need to automate boilerplate, but they're sold as complete solutions.
it's a really interesting decision because while it makes the menu positioning consistent, it also creates a hard link between the active window and the desktop, which means that things like "hover to focus" and "click button in background window" fundamentally cannot work.
we once lost a contract to build a service from scratch because the team didn't have enough experience with aws lambda.
there was no stack, no legacy code. the pitch was basically "onlyfans but sfw", with no further details. as a team we had about 80 years of experience. all seniors. but no, they wanted experience with lambdas.
yeah you just can't see them. fun!