The joke. I don’t get it. What does wifi calling have to do with spam calls?

Well then explain the joke lol

What do you mean? Not being on wifi isn’t going to prevent spam calls from coming in unless your service is just that bad. Please explain.

Next time just go directly to the domain. You don’t need to rely on a search engine for all web navigation, you know.

This is why we shouldn’t ban Critical Race Theory.

Next you’re going to suggest that 2000 should come immediately after 1000 (instead of 1001) because we read left-to-right.

Year-Month-Day is the only way. It’s chronological!

The people who invented C++ never went outside, otherwise they would have never invented C++.

You must not be a beer drinker, then. I love cracking open an IPA after a long day.

Where’s the blue graph? You linked to a homepage of some website.

Man, even when I try to be diplomatic I still get berated.

Should have just said fuck you and called it a day. (kidding)

By “zip file”, I meant a compressed archive. I’m not as nerdy as you guys are so I see now that there is a difference. I appreciate the correction.

That said, you have to admit that it’s still cool that these different file formats are nothing more than archives. Maybe not to you but it blew my mind when I first learned this.

Well fair enough. You clearly have more knowledge on the subject than I do.

FWIW, by “zip file”, I meant that the file is a compressed archive. Apologies for implying a specific file format. That wasn’t my intention.

You could always download a random exe even in Linux, you know. But I’ll handle it. Commuting home now.

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Why don’t you just try it and see for yourself?

Remind me in about 5 hours and I’ll upload a screenshot as proof when I get home.

Time to upgrade to a faster NVME (and possibly a better CPU too). Windows updates install so fast on a modern system that they don’t even bother me anymore.

Speaking of which, it blew my mind when I discovered that .EXEs are just zip files compressed archives. Same goes for .DLLs, and a lot of other common Windows file extensions as well. (.DOC too, for example IIRC). They all open in your favorite archiver software (I like NanaZip; which is a fork of 7-Zip with a modern UI).

Computer over?
Virus = very yes?

That’s not a good prize!

People still use dedicated email clients? Why?