Microsoft can't be trusted.

Never was, isn't and I guess won't be.

In that case everything should just answer "piss off, salesman" and walk away because their words are of no value.

I am surprised this kind of scam could be legal anywhere, I hope that such a practice is prohibited in more places then just EU.

The F-wrd maybe?

Then just pick a value index. Or a total market index but other weight then market cap (fundamentals...).

Let’s add to the question “what is the quality of code review process in Linux?” an other one “what is the quality of ethical review process at universities?”.

I think there should be a real world experiment to test it.

For some strange reason I have a GUI (nautilus), TUI (mc) and CLI (fish) at my disposal... but I do lots of file manipulation at CLI. Nothing will ever beat `massren` with the power of `vim`.

(But no kidding: somethings feels CLI very natural, sometimes feels GUI more natural for me.)

FWIW, `massren` + vim (or dired in Emacs) is TUI, not CLI. GP's point absolutely applies to pure CLI - operating on files by directly invoking mv, cp, ln, etc.

Remember, remember, the fifth of November.

Almost anything, that doesn't move lots of data in lockstep (specially - anything with lots of it - then - elses) is much better to run on CPU cores.

And only a tiny case and no huge cooler ;-)