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Your 20-50 cent customer does the same thing but prices it for Gates at 140,000. Rinse and repeat and Gates ends up paying 20-50 cents for a banana from somebody that isn't you.

Might be worth a refresher on the guidelines, or at least a thoughtful examination of why this completely unrelated topic lives rent-free in your head.

Are you struggling to read their extremely simple English? Confusing remark.

Absolutely. Show me the source of a sufficiently complex web application that isn't built on React, and I'll find the React-by-any-other-name inside.

There are very many highlight performant sites built on React, and very many sites that are homespun or built on other frameworks that perform badly. It's a scapegoat.

The appeal is that it's not React, aimed mostly st people who have a grievance against React for one ill-informed reason or another. In time it will either become React by another name or die out.

It's fascinating to see retrofuturist ideas being built in real-time. Being able to translate your thoughts instantaneously to cogent written text and using it to make a PowerPoint is almost painfully analogous to e.g. cassette futurism, or like 50s visions of the future where we have gigantic video screens but they're still CRTs.

I don't have much familiarity with composting or fish sauce production, but wouldn't the high salt content make it a bad fertilizer?

I call him "my son"

Most young people are familiar with lowercase sentences and have been for a while, yes

This is a good encapsulation of why the year of the Linux desktop is perpetually fifteen years away.

Surprised to read this as a Queens thing, this sounds perfectly at home in the Midwest.

I'm...not old enough to read a Business Insider article about being annoyed by lowercase letters.

> forced lowercase

??? shift is an extra key to press

Fun coincidence to see this mentioned today, just recently I rescued my DroidWorks disc from my basement and was looking into how to get it running on a modern system. Obviously Wine/Proton are probably an option but I saw that there have been some efforts to build open implementations of games like Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2 and Grim Fandango that ran on the same engine or a modified version of it, I wonder how much of that pre-existing work would be transferrable.