While I appreciate the availability of empty(), I appreciate this article as it clearly states why we should use stricter comparisons. Avoid mistakes, and conserve resources.
This is expected as last I checked axios requests aren't supported in the Edge runtime. I've experienced this even on classes I expected to be server-side only.
I think EVE has the potential to really push the limits of blockchain gaming. The ability for users to develop and leverage their own smart contracts in game could allow for some really innovative ideas. While it might ruin the game I think the experiment will benefit the industry overall.
A visual the displays probabilities and how things can quickly go "off-path" would be very helpful for most people who use these without understanding how they work.
A great article that taught me a lot of history. As a long time Linux user and advocate for that history, I learned there is actually a lot to appreciate from the work that went into NT.