shynrou

I wouldn't say it depends so much on the brightness of the room but rather the general brightness of the screen and if there is any sort of glare on it. I use dark mode always and switch to light mode when im sitting in a sunny area.

Dark mode has one distinct advantage: colors pop way more meaning the syntax highlighting is more pronounced, which makes it easier to navigate the code.

All of software seems pretty terrible to me, only that the front end is easily observer as an outsider.

It's an interesting thought expirement. I am no expert, but i believe the economic downturn could be a chance to drastically shift our economy to a more sustainable direction, if, and thats a big if, investments by goverments are directed thoughtfully.

But yes I think the crisis could have lasting positive effects, that will be very hard to measure.

Nice text but Muster in german also has a positive conotation. A Musterschüler (Musterstudent) is basicly a flawless student.

The server does not receive the path and domain infos so you cant differentiate at that point.

Jeah, domain wise if you have a cookie set for example.com and test.example.com, if the user is on the later it would send both cookies. This may be wanted for a common login system. In general yes it can be avoided if potential conflicting apps use different cookie names by default.

The browser can have to cookies with the same name, and variations in path or domain, but still transmit both in a http request. This causes most cookie parsers to make mistakes since they expect only one.

Also on the note of cookies, modern browser do not delete session or stale cookies if the browser was not closed properly, eg. the user just shutdown the system without closing the browser.