How do you know it works? Did you test it on every platform?
What you would have to gain is maintainability. Maybe it's not worth it; maybe it is. But saying that there is nothing to be gained is just an opinion.
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Former cloud infrastructure and file systems developer, still doing webdev for fun.
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What you would have to gain is maintainability. Maybe it's not worth it; maybe it is. But saying that there is nothing to be gained is just an opinion.
"Break" three things in your house, e.g., remove the cover from a bathroom exhaust fan, loosen a faucet so that it rattles, and remove all of the light bulbs from an overhead fixture. The inspector will find these, the buyers will require that they be fixed, and it will be easy for you to do so.
If you don't do this, the inspector will find three other things.
Of course this would only work if your house doesn't need any significant work done in the first place.
How do you use it on your mobile phone? Is there a git app that lets you browse files? How would you decrypt them? Can you update them?
Or do you just use a shell on your mobile phone?
I'm very interested in transitioning spare-time projects into something real. Thanks for any info, and congratulations on smallpayroll.ca!