https://open.spotify.com/track/2fG0gdRKdTjyxYkTydQEv9

Like tsugu said. Have a file open for editing or whatever and realizing you’d like it to go into another directory. Of course you could just wait until you’re done and then move, or close, move and re-open… but that’s less convenient (e.g. throwing away current file’s edit history) and/or a risk of forgetting to actually do it, at least for me, lol.

Not sure about Linux, but I grew up on Unix (macOS), which forces applications (at least GUI based ones, CLI apps do whatever they want) to be able to deal with this, so that’s why I expected Windows to be able to do that as well. Alas…

Good to challenge misconceptions regularly, so thank you! :D

On that topic… I assume not being able to move opened files (my “go-to” use case was a PDF in Acrobat) is still unfixed though, right? Seems like that’d require a major OS and applications change to be made possible.

Wallpaper link seems to be broken for me. Could you perhaps re-share?

Well, it was what happened the last time I touched Windows in ‘22 (for work) – maybe a policy thing that a corporate app had elevated access and that’s why it forced a reboot on me for (some of the) “regular” app updates?

Even if that’s needed, you can update apps w/o reboot usually (when sandboxed), and move opened files around (seriously wtf, Windows)…

Sorta, but sorta no.

It was actually addressed in https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/32459 – the GUI implied a different git command than what actually got executed!

Because “the underlying Git nukes them right away, so why shouldn’t we perma-delete the files, too?”

Anything else’d be effort…

Just install Mommy in Samuel L. Jackson mode

That’s the cool thing about the brain’s “storage drive” – the more you put into it, the more space you will have.

I’m positive the Lancet will manage to produce a representative sample and sample size sufficient to ensure this

I thought NixOS would be “grinds their own beans and brews them manually”

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This is why Kagi is a great company.

Nobody is getting LLM functionality shoved in their faces unless they wanted to.

Arguably there’s Typescript now, too.

You cannot make a safe yet universal cutting tool.

I’m neither language designer or crustacean advocate, but from what can be read, Rust seems to have managed just fine. The trick is probably to allow removing the cover of the sharp edge when needed (execute unsafe).

Same for Apollo and now Voyager. Probably the best-designed and -implemented apps I’ve ever used.

And now you (and us in the rest of the world) get democracy-dismantling Trump, who will continue to support Israel even more. That’s not even considering trans people, other demographics’ rights, or the climate. Good job being so virtuous in non-voting!

Said as someone not emotionally invested in her campaign.

A system which necessitates or otherwise helps create single-issue voting damages democracy*

This clown has done an insurrection, says he’s allowed to kill political opponents, promises to be a dictator, says Haitians are eating cats. Among other things, that’s nowhere near a comprehensive list.

It should have been over for him the moment he mocked disabled journalist Serge Kovaleski in November of 2015 in any reasonable society.

Some more links if anyone needs resources to share with people (don’t give up hope):

• Chronicling Trump’s 10 most egregious abuses of power | CNN Politics
• Trump Is the Worst President in History - The Atlantic
• And, if you’re feeling really motivated/need an extensive source: Donald Trump: 59 of the worst things Trump did during his presidency | indy100