>strong provisions for protecting unauthorized transfers out of your account

What's with people complaining that they can't terminate transfers out of their accounts?

I kill any process that misbehaves.

That 4 GiB will also update daily, because without churn it will be dead.

>People actually made decisions against backwards compatible APIs, intending to cause issues and forcing open-sourcing.

You mean openssl? That said, if we can have /dev/tcp, why we can't have /dev/ssl?

I have 161kb program from 1992 and it works. I suspect it doesn't use libc. Well, on windows there's nothing useful in libc anyway.

Electron apps use the usual web 2.0 forced keyboard focus antipattern which breaks page up and page down scrolling, so they are difficult to use. Also blurry text rendering.

I wrote bindings for gtk, it's 16kb of text. I imagine riir of curses will be much more mork.

Windows has a hot key control for input and display of keyboard shortcuts https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/controls/hot...

It's well known how it works. If web browser is efficient, it just invites webdevs to spend all the extra resources until it's slow again. Wait for AI assisted mouse cursor.

Do corporations dream about cyberpunk dystopia?