Where is XP and Vista on this chart. Millennium edition is missing but we don’t count That one anyway.
They’re all NaN and were discarded at outliers… Yeah, they’re that bad compared to 2000.
Chrome bumped its versioning numbers to overtake Firefox back in the day, that’s how we ended up with stupid version numbers like 124.1.2 instead of meaningful versions.
And then Firefox changed its version numbering policy to “catch up”. I lost a shred of respect for them that day.
I’ve started using CalVer (so a relase in October 2026 would be numbered 26.10). This is just so much better for end-user applications.
Why not just do 2026.10 then?
Because it’s clearly not 1926 and it likely will not be around in 2126.
Maybe the software will be around in 2126, but I most certainly won’t, not my problem 😂
So… apparently Dragon Naturally Speaking (version 16!) has them all blown out of the water…
God that app was such trash. Voice recognition simply did not work in the 2000s yet everybody and their mother tried to push it upon us 20 years too soon, just like they’re trying to do now with LLMs.
Ironically, it was LLMs that made voice recognition work, but nobody is interested in pushing them anymore.
This is a joke right? tell me it is please
Yes
