AI6YR BenFeb 23

LOL disappearing mouse pointer... wonder if that was also vibe coded.

"...Microsoft is investigating a known issue that causes the mouse pointer to disappear in the classic Outlook desktop email client for some users..."

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-says-bug-in-classic-outlook-hides-the-mouse-pointer/

#microsoft #outlook #bug

Microsoft says bug in classic Outlook hides the mouse pointer

Microsoft is investigating a known issue that causes the mouse pointer to disappear in the classic Outlook desktop email client for some users.

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Show threadAI6YR Ben
if (Random()%2)
{
Cursor.Hide();
}
Feb 23 at 7:55pmWeb
Show threadDFeb 23
@ai6yr Assuming Random() returns an integer (since you're doing modular arithmetic on it) that condition is always false.
Show threadAI6YR BenFeb 23
@driusan LOL sorry, my C sharp is rusty.
Show threadDFeb 23
@ai6yr It is language independent
Show threadAI6YR BenFeb 23
@driusan LOL how about my brain is rusty? 🤔
Show threadDFeb 23
@ai6yr I am not familiar enough with Rust to code review your Rust jokes but I assume it disables the "Post" button if they're not good enough.
Show threadHippy SteveFeb 23

@ai6yr @driusan

How's your D flat? 🎶

Show threadAI6YR BenFeb 23
@exador23 @driusan I appreciate it when people point out when I have Major problems. Or is that Minor problems? 🤪 I think this joke is going to fall Flat.
Show threadW6KMEFeb 23
@ai6yr @exador23 @driusan Just don't let them diminish you.
Show threadPusher of PixelsFeb 24
@ai6yr
Show threadAI6YR BenFeb 24
@pixelpusher220 HAHAHAHA
Show threadFennixFeb 24

@pixelpusher220 @ai6yr

Most underrated thing about #KDE - you can violently shake the mouse and the cursor grows in size slowly without limit.

Show threadAI6YR BenFeb 24
@fennix @pixelpusher220 hahahaha
Show threadUrzlFeb 24
@pixelpusher220 @ai6yr I love that on my desktop wiggling the mouse makes the cursor grow.
Show threadThe Stage Rabbit (he/him)Feb 24
@pixelpusher220 @ai6yr On Windows with Powertools installed, this is resolved with two taps of Ctrl. Bloody relevatory when I discovered this a couple of months ago. Particularly useful in classes where the second monitor is a projector situated behind you in less than ideal lighting conditions.