On This Day: February 4

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“Without Section 230, Wikipedia could not exist.”

Our Associate General Counsel, Jacob Rogers, explains how an upcoming decision by the US Supreme Court could jeopardize the ability of Wikimedia users to share free knowledge. Via @techreview ⬇️https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/02/01/1067520/supreme-court-section-230-gonzalez-reddit/

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Attached: 1 image Yesterday I bought a ~$1500 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro. My 7-year-old Linux machine wasn't cutting it for the Android+iOS mobile dev work which I needed for the new job that I got. I was provided an older 2019 MBP in my previous job and I've gotten used to its size and weight so decided to invest on a MacBook of my own. P.S. I'm so glad to be finally using a proper scissor keyboard as opposed to whatever the hell was that butterfly keyboard that Apple used. #Apple #macOS #Macbook #MacBookPro

Congrats on your new job!

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Attached: 2 images Who here remembers these two?

Turbo Pascal, Turbo C, along with Turbo Basic were the first IDEs we used in our programming classes in college (late 1990s). I preferred TPascal back then.

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