@catsalad Seen it in a commercial building in Germany a few years ago.

@korgie @lightspill @rysiek Windows has an accessibility setting to always show scrollbars, and the Registry setting for their thickness is still evaluated, even if the UI is gone.

@theraspb @toroidalcore Have been using native IPv6 support from my ISP since 2011.

@cstross I used the bypass before they killed it luckily.

RE: https://mastodon.online/@Geri/116096801420427444

@Viss @catsalad @SecurityWriter Some guy in his 60's, and they searched his estates:

@cloudhop 20-30% of AI-generated code in Windows seems to be going really well:
https://www.theverge.com/news/867647/microsoft-windows-11-january-2026-update-bugs-issues
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3060768/windows-11-update-kb5077181-causes-startup-problems-heres-what-you-can-do.html

@jokeyrhyme @mike EU should've made adherence to Do Not Track mandatory.

@jimfl @fluque @bagder Chromium-based browsers (Vivaldi and Edge) are showing ERR_ECH_FALLBACK_CERTIFICATE_INVALID to me, but Firefox works.

@misnina I think you have a typo in the e-mail address.

@argv_minus_one @fluidlogic @Foritus Windows 3.1 is weirder than that – in Enhanced mode, it's really a hypervisor running at least one virtual machine (which is running Standard mode Windows 3.1), the other virtual machines are DOS boxes if you're running any.

@feorag @JdeBP @david @cstross @stevendbrewer Bypass: https://archive.is/TeuPs (but the article is not very interesting)

RE: https://mastodon.social/@Thayer/116002682012736788

@malwaretech Don't worry, nobody is stupid enough to put LLM in charge of critical decisions, right?

@mattesilver @TechConnectify The most recent figues show that panels that were installed in the 80's are still at around 80% efficiency – that's after 40 years of use.

@mansr @bloor Is it more expensive than Odin 2?