VSCode's Secret Geolocation Feature

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VSCode's Secret Geolocation Feature

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VSCode just implemented the most accurate geolocation feature ever—detecting you're in Mexico and auto-applying the sepia filter for that authentic "Breaking Bad Mexico scene" experience! Next update: opening it in Russia turns everything grayscale, and Japan gets neon cyberpunk themes. The code doesn't care about your syntax errors anymore—it's too busy matching the aesthetic of your current latitude and longitude.

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