Cavities are caused primarily by too much sugar combined with inadequate home care. There is also a genetic component - some people are going to get more cavities than others no matter what they do. Cleanings and checkups don’t really prevent cavities, they screen for them.
I strongly agree, but would go one step further and just remap caps lock to escape for the entire OS. Caps lock is a relatively useless function that takes up extremely prime real estate.
Isn't bitcoin, by its very nature, "marked"? Perhaps you should change your conspiracy to use Monero or other privacy focused coins as the medium of bribery. :-)
Same - trying to free enough extended ram to run various games in DOS on a hand me down 286 was my first experience in troubleshooting and configuring an OS
I’ll add to that and say that if you use Emacs instead of Vim you should probably feel deep existential despair about making such a blatantly incorrect choice
Not the OP, but figured I’d weigh in... I found it to be extremely productive when I used it for about 6 months. Only downside is that it’s not open source and some of its features are not free.
Yeah agreed... wtf is he even talking about? "terrible way to work" is an absurd thing to say - I use a command line for easily 90% of my work and would argue its a FAR SUPERIOR way to get things done efficiently. This sentence alone makes me dubious of this entire project.
Just because the APIs remain largely backwards compatible does not mean that they didn't change. Just the fact that querySelector and querySelectorAll was introduced and started actually being usable across all the major browsers is a huge change IMHO.
Browser APIs have changed quite a bit in the last 10 years. Yes, the same approaches are still supported, but there have been many additions and modifications to core APIs. Ten years ago you would have never dreamed of trying to build complex front end behavior without something like JQuery, but now it’s totally unnecessary as all browsers mostly adhere to the standards. I guess my point is I don’t think React has changed any more or less than browser APIs - both have just steadily updated best practices just like any other piece of software since ever.
This is one of my favorite books of all time out of all books, not just tech. No other book has had a more profound impact on how I look at and relate to those (previously) mysterious chunks of metal and plastic that we all spend so much time in front of now.
Just because you and your specific likes and dislikes don’t agree with WFH everyday as a viable approach doesn’t make it “a joke”. I’m perfectly fine and productive with it.