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I'm just a nerd girl.

  • Well this was Vista era, they were probably doing that to ensure some sort of expectation from particularly tricky legacy apps. Windows prefers not to break old apps if at all possible.

  • I can't remember it, but I read one Microsoft blog post (in Vista era?) about how one team at Microsoft would develop some amazing new Windows component. They'd proudly name it AmazingNewService.dll. And then the operating system team would come in and say "that's all fine and good, but you have to conform to the naming convention." 8+3 filenames. First two letters probably "MS", because of reasons. ...and 15 years later, people still regularly go "What the fuck is MSAMNSVC.DLL?"

  • Technically, emoji doesn't even have specific flags, they just have country codes, conforming to the ISO list - actually choosing which flags will be included is up to the individual implemeters. Regional flags got a little bit complicated because they need to establish the conventions first.

  • Oh I have a Forever Mouse. Bought a Microsoft Intellimouse Optical in 2001 or so. Still works. Use it with my Raspberry Pi sometimes. Also bought another Microsoft wireless laptop mouse like a decade ago. Still works just fine.

    ...The Logitech mouse that I bought against my better judgement in 2020 is starting to show signs of fatigue.

    Also how the everliving hell do you add AI to input devices? Are they just going to guess what I'm pointing at?

  • Eclipse

    Now that's a name I've not heard in a long time.

    Will probably need to check this out.

  • converting an autotools build recipe

    Oh yes!

    to a bare makefile

    Oh no!