I.e. it is the last usable browser.

Well, there are archival grade optical disks for exactly that purpose.

No in house backups? Sad.

The company offering the AI is.

Stacked memory is nothing new. The Raspberry Pi did this, at least from version 1-3, and maybe 4.

You can do this with ARM chips because they don’t try to cook the computer. But with an Intel chip, they need loads of cooling, so I don’t see any way to stack RAM on top of an already overheating CPU.

The very idea of weave and tangle is that comment and code is (nearly) one. Just updating one makes no sense.

TeX and MetaFont are written in such a system, and you can read the TeX’ed source like a book.

I’m a bit confused here. I’ve used literate programming a lot, and used cweave and ctangle to create C and TeX sources from a single source file. Any iteration is done on the single original source, never on the intermediate C or TeX sources. Where does OP get into dissosiations between code source and document source?

Good that I don’t have to fly to get anywhere.

There were search engine before Google.

Here, a power outage is a rather rare occasion (three times in over 50 years ), so UPSs are things you see in companies, but not private houses.

Simplest method to check if the power outage is only your house, or the neighborhood, too:

Open the settings of your phone and check for available wifi networks. If it is empty, power is down elsewhere, too.

Imagine living in Lebanon and not being a millionaire…

Even normal people there live in houses worth billions of Lebanese Pounds.

Tui mode?

I’ve wrote my first pre-emptive multitasking OS as a teenager. I also wrote my first compiler back then. I’ve worked on everything from industrial controllers to a Cray YMP. And I’ve forgotten more programming languages than most hacker kids can list. I consider myself as a seasoned programmer.

Not only in code. Documentation for the end user (or at least halfway there, the final document is done by a separate department), is important, too.

There is a reason that my job description is “Embedded Systems Architect”. But I see this complete packet as “programming”.

An OS, a compiler, any complete application. Or at least significant parts of it. And I mean programming from A to Z: defining, detailing, implementing, verifying, documenting.

For me, that is all integrated part of “programming”. You missed the documenting the code part, but i consider this as an oversight.

People watch ads?

“Code was never the hard part” is probably made up by someone who never had to program anything serious.

Nope. Kate.