So much effort is spent in the computer industry to un-solve previously solved problems.

> So, you can 'set it up', but you can't 'set up it'.

You can, however, set up us the bomb.

> Ublock origin did precisely that, then Google went in to kill ublock origin.

Advertising company's browser makes it hard to block ads. Film at 11.

I also prefer web versions for similar reasons, and enjoy them while I still can.

What an abject thing to say.

Automatic translation, for sure, as evidenced by this sentence in the two's complement section:

In fact, complement is a concept in counting systems, and the Chinese term for it is "complement".

> pasting images of seemingly random noise into a sensitive environment is a terrible idea

BLIT protection. https://www.infinityplus.co.uk/stories/blit.htm

This is awesome. You are awesome.

> That's not within his power to do.

What rock have you been living under for the past eight months?

I disagree. I'm still using hardware that I bought at the turn of the century (a wireless mouse and an MP3 player) because they are powered by rechargeable AAA cells. If they used a built-in battery, I would have had to replace the battery, which is much more complex than changing a AAA cell.

I have three recent electronic devices that I would like to keep using but cannot, as their battery has reached end of life, replacements are hard to find, and changing the battery involves performing surgery on the device that I'm not confident I can do safely.