Why limit it to proprietary software? Almost every linux distro can run Github Copilot X and Jetbrains, which both have had more time to be publicly used and tested and work better in my opinion.

Send me a video link of Mac having direct access to containers without using a VM (which ruins the point of containers). THAT is directly related to my actual work, as opposed to needing a robot to code for me specifically using Apple’s AI

You aren’t invited to the cookout

Timothy D. Haugh is the current head. Nakasone is the former director of the NSA.

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And I’m glad, it keeps my food cheap

Laws are often not moral

Why should Lemmy do that

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Not your concern or my concern, no information is criminal.

No offense but how old are you

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Majority of relationships past college start with coworkers

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To add on to this because the Wikipedia page doesn’t actually explain it at all for some reason:

Nominet Ltd was in charge of all .uk top level domain registrations, and they simply decided that they wouldn’t allow anybody to register with a raw .uk domain. As far as I can tell, they allowed .co.uk, .org.uk, .me.uk, and other such things according to what the websites claimed purposes were going to be. In 2014 they changed their minds and decided anyone can apply for the raw .uk top level domain, and now newer websites can just be called shitcum.uk

I can imagine a few reasons why huge websites like Google and Amazon don’t switch their URLs to google.uk just from a business/corporate perspective. It’s probably seen as a lot of money and man-hours to register the new domains, redirect their .co.uk to the new .uk domain (for how long do you even want to pay for both domains?), and the headaches of janky issues arising from the changed domain like possibly third-party APIs breaking or Boomers bookmarks no longer working.