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I don't get where you are pointing at. It's already illegal to call vegan alternatives for example "oat milk" (in EU). By now, you could not even "evoke" milk, such as "non-dairy", "not-milk", "as milk", "milky", all would be forbidden.

They used to have pay-once app. Now you have to pay $12 a month and you are stuck in ecosystem that has your data and require payments forever. That is too steep, especially outside of USA. I'll kill my first unnecessary expense by not buying it.

GDP measurement is ok. What is problem is targeting is as main and only mesaurement of success of economies.

I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not.

Thank you, I updated it

I once read in recent German pamphlet "If every German is prepared, Germany is prepared" and it stuck with me.

Even if you don't see basic prepping as necessity, it's way better when after disaster firest responders can care for elderly and disabled, not for you.

I see Boston, MA on his github profile

My use is exclusively "this will end up on paper in a minute", so any improvement would be irrelevant.

Why would I want document type that can't even refloat on display size to represent any longer written text that is supposed to be consumed on digital device?

This compain can be applied to paper too. PDF is not much more than precise document to be printed or exactly visually presented.

Lindy Effect is prediction and obvisoulsy full of exceptions, yet tweets sound like it's a "law"

> Java has only 25 years of life in it

I don't think it solves same problem.

If you would sell every time something reaches all-time high, you would really not make any money.

I read about it but it just did not click as V1 did. Also I will not rewrite old code just for sake of change and I want all system to be on same framework if possible. I may actually do my own fork where only difference will be passing root state and root actions in addition to partial ones, which will fix great amount of issues I have.

I love it, but I actually stuck with version 1, which was way more intuitive for me.

Just a side note, I'm not fulltime front-end, so keeping up with modern frameworks is out of my capacity.

It's great for smart components to my standard multi-paged systems, but I used it even for small PWA applications.

I've tried to use it once to teach group of 15 students. But I left it in favor of just public GitHub repository for each student. It just felt too heavy for the task.

Based on your link, unless you support IE11, you should be fine with variables.

It's also funny how nowadays such bird detection would possibly be just another few hours.

You can remain using older versions then.

But they can't really stay relevant and keep supporting IE.

We recently (during corona crisis) had attach on strategic Czech hospital too.

I wonder, if people just stopped working or moved on some covid related project?

There are 1 to 1 transpilers between languages (with few exceptions such as LINQ to XML in VB) that are really good.

I've migrated hundreds of thousands lines of VB to C# in past years.

Every single feature C# got in past years increased my productivity.

I understand that it may cause issues to new learners, but overall, what of them do you consider bloat?

Scientists: we are killing the wildlife, half of it in just 40 past years

You: our attempt at not killing it will be futile because universe dost not care and is always changing

Me: ???

What you write sounds like deep thought, until you realized you just justify inaction to anything because deep thoughts.

I think word "performance" is not proper here. Maybe productivity.

Pocket is owned by Mozilla, so if Pocket is spyware, Mozilla is making spyware. Does not sound right.

Last time I checked, this year is 8 fold of normal.

I've read that current fires consumed about 8x the area that is average in this time of year.

Crazy

I was worried whole time that you will tell your boss about your automation and you and whole team will get fired and replaced by it.

Can I ask what you do now? I'm programming for one and half decade and wonder about moving to something else. But it's bit scary as software is only thing I know.

I recently extended my subscription by 2 years, now I guess I can just toss it.