Or games for that matter

It’s a goose duh

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Obi-Wan Kenobi, head of gaming division

Not being POSIX is one of its main selling points. If you want POSIX, you’re not the target audience

It’s just a very nice shell that’s conceptually very close to common shells like bash and others while it has a nicer syntax than those. All in all very reasonable and rather evolutionary than revolutionary. So the learning curve is rather flat compared to shells like nu or elvish

Better him than poopman

One should note that the stock is still up $50 per share up from its IPO price ($135 vs $185 or about 37%). Also the Cursor option was fully outlined before the IPO so it shouldn’t surprise anyone.

Not that I don’t think all of this is dumb, it’s just another hype / gambling stock without much substance led by Elon who got his Twitter buyout.

No crying in the casino

Two certain clowns, though for different reasons

What’s a hard drug

The year of the Linux desktop is already there for me. There is more and on a better foundation than I ever thought would happen when I started using it. Personally, I miss nothing.

Well aware that this isn’t the case for everyone.

Funny to read this when I’ve been using Linux for over 20 years

They’re running out of money to steal

It’s called hypocrisy

Surprise billion dollar fine it should be then

A good roguelike will add unlocks that are more specific and niche than what’s usually in the game that allow experienced players to play the game differently. I think a good example would be Noita’s later unlocks, like the requirement family of spells (Greek letters are technically locked, but even in unlocked saves, most players just kill the alchemist to get some of the spells, which is also the unlock condition). Balatro only has two really unlocks with blueprint and brainstorm, the rest in my opinion don’t do that much as these two. They’re not bad (bloodstone is very good with dice for example) but they’re not strictly better or worse than starting jokers. They just enable the player to play the game differently.

Let’s not get ahead of ourselves

In practice, most people’s chrome will have the key available in one form or another all the time anyways because most people don’t need to unlock their stored passwords every time they use one.

Not saying this isn’t dumb by MS, but it doesn’t open up a new attack vector.

Maybe I’m dumb, but what would anything else protect against in the common scenarios?

If you have malware on your machine that exploits this, it could just monitor the edge process all the time and then get the master key during decryption anyways.