Signs that the corporations look at the video game market as no longer a growth market but a mature market.

“No point in trying to bring more people into the market since exponential growth can’t be achieved. Time to milk the players for every dollar they have.” -Some Video Game executive.

Wasn’t this the macguffin that Captain America blew up Shield to stop?

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.

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.

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”

In an ideal world I think data center waste heat would be captured for use in a district thermal grid / seasonal thermal energy store like the one in Vantaa.

Yes, this would be the ideal for dealing with that issue. Re-use that heat to generate some of the energy the data center is demanding.

Imagine there’s an engineering & physics issue to be solved. But where would we find those top talent people to solve it?

They’d only find that the call was coming from inside the house.

Ditto, even though I’m in the market to replace my smartwatch since the buttons fell off.