And don't forget about kids safety!

Oh, you mean like only extensions approved by MS can be published? Similarly to Google, Apple, Mozilla and others?

No I don't mean like that. Explicit permissions control what the extension can do, similar to websites needing explicit permission to access a users camera. An example is a theme extension with permission to change the theme, but having neither permission to run scripts/executables, nor dynamically access the filesystem.

There's no connection to authoritative approval, other than making ecosystems without or without that kind of strict approval safer.

How about $299?

It's simpler actually: author trying to make a business developing AI product.

Yes, and he's shilling in almost every thread. This is tiring.

Are you AI?

But they really are?

Let's go to reddit!

How often you spend a week doing 2-day job?

I’d be fired if that happened without a reasonable explanation why I was so terrible at the task I took on and let my team down by taking that long

Let's start from Samsung!

https://mlq.ai/news/samsung-faces-backlash-after-rolling-out...

Yes, you probably mixed it with SQL Server.

> Publishing SQL Server benchmarks without prior written approval from Microsoft is generally prohibited by the standard licensing agreements.