Or if you can't be bothered to create a free account and would rather just start immediately from a single webpage:

https://stendec.io/morse/koch.html

No. Because I never joined in the first place.

And they all stink.

> ~~Someone~~ *An LLM training bot* now finding it and using it for their own benefit/loss, that's a problem.

I believe you meant.

Somehow this is not about Microsoft.

> Can you give some examples of the sort of harmful and dangerous untruths you're referring to?

I second this sentiment. I don't remember seeing any content (positive or negative) about AI in Lobsters; which might be indicative of something.

Please refer to the fresh reply to the parent comment.

For some reason your comment shows as having been posted 6 days ago (or 8 days ago when editing my reply) even though this thread was created only 3 hours ago. What is happening here?

Sometimes submissions that don't get traction originally get merged into a more recent one that becomes popular.

Though... `past` link doesn't show anything else, but that might be because it was merged?

I don't know. I know I wrote it many days ago and not today, but on my computer it says 8 days ago on the /threads list but on this list it says 6 days.

Compare

    class Item extends EventTarget {

        #checkbox = <input type='checkbox' /> as HTMLInputElement;
        li;

        constructor(private list: List, text: string) {
            super();
            this.li = (
              <li class='item'>
                {this.#checkbox}
                <span onclick={() => this.toggle()}>{text}</span>
                <button class='close' onclick={() => this.remove()}></button>
              </li> as HTMLLIElement
            );
            this.#checkbox.onclick = () => this.toggle();
        }
    }
    

with

    class Item extends EventTarget {

        #checkbox;
        li;
        
        constructor(private list: List, text: string) {
            this.#checkbox = createElement('input');
            this.#checkbox.setAttribute('type', 'checkbox');
            
            this.li = document.createElement('li');
            this.li.className = 'item';
            this.li.appendChild(this.#checkbox);

            const span = document.createElement('span');
            span.onclick = (() => this.toggle());
            span.textContent = text;
            this.li.appendChild(span);

            const button = document.createElement('button');
            button.className = 'close';
            button.onclick = (() => this.remove());
            this.li.appendChild(button);
        }
    }
    

Of course you can create helper functions to avoid all the `createElement`s followed by `setAttribute`s. As mentioned elsewhere you can even used tagged strings. But doing things "manually" is painful.

TFA says:

> If you remove the app, you can reinstall it from the Microsoft Store until November 4, 2024. After that date, Paint 3D will no longer be available for download

Is it possible to archive executables from the Microsoft store the way you can with most apps? (Sorry I haven't used Windows for almost a decade now.)

It would be a shame to lose it, I'm sure some people use it.

I know it as QAOP, and it feels strange to see it written as OPQA.

Also, HJKL for all you vim users out there.

I grew up in a Spanish-speaking country, reading computer magazines in Spanish, and at the time Spain was hugely into ZX Spectrum videogames. I feel like OPQA rolls off the tongue easier than QAOP when you say it in Spanish, so maybe that's all there is to it?