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Web dev solves a simple UI pattern kinda elegantly for rapid development. I don’t disagree with where you’re coming from but I think your last take away is a mischaracterization of why it’s used.
Web dev solves a simple UI pattern kinda elegantly for rapid development. I don’t disagree with where you’re coming from but I think your last take away is a mischaracterization of why it’s used.
Screw that.
I believe it’s your brain but that’s not mutually exclusive from dumb.
I run mine manually, good to know. Will check it out.
Tell me more (for real, I’m unfamiliar).
Unraid does this via docker. It’s amazing. You can do this live and on the fly.
When windows 10 stops working is the better chance. Even then, not convinced it’ll be year of Linux.
Decorating comments can stay off the platform, thanks. Comments should stand on their own.
That sounds laughable. Gross. No thanks.
I’m not leaving my communities for yet another app. When they migrate I will too.
Ads are not enough reason to stop using it for the majority. You need to offer more than just ad-free. You need to offer the same or better adoption, features, and overall user experience. Discord has these all nailed.
The developer owes you nothing.
Funny enough I work in the opposite end of the spectrum with embedded firmware. But even I can see the value of webdev.