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"Why not?"
"Because it's freaking me out"
It's so unnecessary to call everything "Apple something" when they've had great success creating recognizable brand names like "iPod", "iPhone", and "Macintosh".
Calling it "Apple TV+" just feels like both the set-top box and the streaming service wanted the name "Apple TV" and neither side was budging.
Until VR tech is strong enough that it becomes a must-own product type for the average gamer, any other consumer-focused use case should be considered dead in the water.
But it turns out "dump everything in docroot and let mod_php interpret and execute whatever it finds there" had security implications...
Given the things Wells Fargo has been guilty of in the rather recent past, this reads like a punchline.
Sure, but the problem is when you have a community around that tool that insists otherwise.
- The ones who don't believe it, and sell off their inflated coins after the price jumps
- The ones who do believe it, and are the rubes the first group is counting on
A probe going further in space than any other that suddenly starts sending back incomprehensible science data is a pretty killer start to a sci-fi movie if you ask me.
For an accountant or someone whose keyboard usage is exceedingly numbers-centric, then sure. But as a default option, it's a space eating waste.
Which is a great and smart way to improve PHP for the people who still have to work in PHP. But none of it is original to PHP, or provides a compelling reason to use PHP instead of the options where all these things originally were copied from.
Honestly, that's what most recent Vim development in the Neovim era looks like to me.
Bram rejected async patches for years. Neovim gets made and proves out the demand for async. Vim suddenly is motivated to cook up their own, incompatible version of async.
When Neovim began, I thought the inevitable future was the Vim project cherry-picking the best features from Neovim each time such a feature reached sufficient maturity and popularity, and merging Neovim's implementations back into the core project. I underestimated how strong the NIH syndrome was with Vim proper.
It really is one of the main reasons to do a Steam release. Seamlessly playing your savegames and save states on desktop PC over to Steam Deck and back again made RetroArch one of the killer Deck apps IMO.
You won't have this problem when you listen to albums, not playlists.
If the music you're listening to isn't interesting enough to carry a full album, you're listening to low quality music.