@vintprox r/StallmanWasRight

I don't know what to think about Copyleft.

Also, freedom to design might fall short of usability testing.

@F1973 We might not agree on good or "a" best; but we usually agree on what are bad.

There might be "near perfection", but IMO, it is very personal (or at most "groupthink").

What qualifies as a game "from scratch", anyway?

Also, I don't know what to feel when writing PyQt, that doesn't decouple UI from heavier computations.

Android has AsyncTask for reasons.

What I worry, is that 5G and 6G encourage disparity.

Well, there might not even be 4G in rural areas. Or even just telephone lines in some cases.

@AlmondSauce

Windows​ - Ctrl fn Win Alt / Alt Ctrl

macOS - fn Ctrl Alt Cmd / Cmd Alt

When I install Linux on my Mac, I customize mapping to

Linux on Mac - fn Ctrl Alt Cmd / Ctrl Alt

But that of course doesn't fix everything.

@piratefox About language layouts, I used 4 languages; and all are different, not only from macOS, but also from Linux (and in Linux, you can choose input engine).

But that is not a problem to me. My problem is mostly Ctrl vs Cmd vs Shift+Ctrl vs position of these keys.

@theabbie Still watching in 2020.

YouTube matters as social network and comment engine.

Just like Facebook. If you are popular enough, people can't choose.

things only matter if you have enough big data to analyze.

Think Google search quality. DDG shits not only in non-English, but also English sometimes. Qwant is even worse.

My quality time matters.

what is 'foobar'? Reserved words?

Anything that bypass Apple Pay get kicked out of App Store.

what is parking meter, anyway?

@junon But then again, what's the proposed solution for smaller data sent?

What if web browser VM isn't running minified (or not) JavaScript?

So what? What's a proposed solution?

Smarter IDE, like Java's?

@sbiewald MongoDB does support string array indexing. Not sure about postgres; but definitely not SQLite.

@sbiewald fts, at least in SQLite, requires sentences to be tokenize properly; as well as doesn't support wildcards.

Some implementations I don't know might support wildcards.

As for LIKE adaptation I am talking about, is, '% '||?||' %' for ` ${tags.join(' ')} `

I do know a solution - normalized Tag table, with COLLATE NOCASE.

@ScriptCoded just make sure you are observable, and don't forget to subscribe.

What I learned from Tailwind?

Write selectors for atomic CSS is a way to scale.

@rooter

You forgot that indexing is important. SQLite can only index normalized tables, and string indexes do not search fast with LIKE '%xxx%'. (Or json1 extension).

I like Kotlin (with Gradle) more than C#. Never tried Java 15. I heard it was getting better.

Also, installing Visual Studio? Not existing on Linux; different versions of macOS.

I know there is `dotnet` command line on every OS's, though.