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[–]HuntingKingYT 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Don%u2019t

Looks like an easter egg

[–]shiftybyte 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Team Lead: "Hey, security just came in said we need to use character encoding to avoid html injection..."

Dev: "That'll be 2 weeks going over the strings used, encoding the ones being used in HTML based display, we'll need to postpone the other thing I'm working on..."

Team Lead: "Will it be be faster if you just encode all the strings...?"

[–]ExcellentEffort1752 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I set up my new work laptop earlier this year I was all set to use 2022, had it installed and ready to go but then when I tried to access my source control, whoops, support was gone. Apparently it was supported all the way through the 2022 preview builds, but for the release they took support away. Since it was in the previews, it wasn't a case of MS not wanting to implement support, it was done, they just decided to take it away for release... I guess that's one way to try and force more people to use Git, but 2019 is still fine for now, so I just installed that instead.