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Decoupling doesn't have anything to do with managing infrastructure. It means that the front end and the backend are communicating through an api, not a DB. This way you are not obliged to use the front end rendering of you don't want to. It's a special case of a headless CMS.

Effective or not, forced updates give me a headache every time I have to use Windows. At this point I avoid it as much as I can, because I'm stuck in this very weird vicious circle where updates fail for whatever reason and then they have to be rolled back. I cannot finish a what would be a simple 5 minute task, but I'm forced to stare at my unusable computer for 1 hour. What a waste of time!

I noticed the same thing when I was playing the guitar. The constant flickering combined with a vibrating string at a high frequency produces a nice looking effect [1], which can be observed with a naked eye (unlike the one in the video).

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttgLyWFINJI

Sadly, this model won't work for Europe where tuition fees are very low already. I can give you an example with UK, where I did my bachelor at a top 10 university for roughly 10k GBP (i.e. 3k per year). My masters degree at a top 3 university was 6k and it lasted a single year.

Would you say that Europe is a target market for you? Have you thought about how you would tackle it?

Microsoft Linux is my most favorite oxymoron now

My understanding is that you can train people to recognize few/certain tones, but if you have a perfect pitch you are able to do it for every tone, which is something that cannot be learned.