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And yet, I still don't get it. Like, at all. I feel like I'd make a very bad data scientist ;)

Purism laptops do as well, I believe.

What truly matters is the lack of stress from the truly adversarial environment that London's commute represents. (Though, having been to HK also, I guess London is actually not too different, in terms of what stereotypical, huge cities are like.)

Not sure whether this should be amended?

I have noticed that deploys eat HDD for breakfast. Prune often. ("docker system df" helps show stats on space usage).

I have also read many optimisation guides talking about Alpine Linux images, but not sure whether that makes a difference.

Running a Go stack. Often wondering whether Caddy could be an alternative?

Sometimes I feel like this is still "too much". Like I still don't have enough control over the stack. Cloudflare introduces a lot of magic. I am not sure I fully grasp Dokku, but it works. Oh well!

https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/6749...

I really want to believe this. But how does AMP fit into this? I feel it is quite counter to the idea of an open web. Please do not take this as an attack or criticism, I would like to, in fact, learn some better arguments in favour of why Google would support, rather than suppress an open web ecosystem.

While I'll happily jump on the let's-bash-google-train, is there any effort to do the same thing in a non-scoped way?

I feel a set of 'web-components' would in fact be a super useful thing to have for everyone. Why does it have to be google-chrome / whatever-specific and locked down?

So, js1k is not continuing? On the js1k site I can't see anything stating this. Nothing on the subreddit either. Where is that information coming from?

It's a real shame that this great tradition may not continue, though, perhaps the js2k+ will be the next big thing ;)

I have multiple wifi access points in my (solid brick) house, because nothing seems to be able to penetrate these walls.

When Sonos works it's great. When it doesn't, I end up spending half an hour having to reset everything to get my randomly disappearing speakers back.

Some are wired, some are wifi, some are on powerline adapters. It's quite a hodge-podge, but none of my other devices have any issues with the setup, so why does Sonos decide to die randomly from time to time?

I've gone through the trouble of switching wifi channels, trialling different ones, just to see if anything improves the situation, but there is no regularity in the failures. It either happens, or it doesn't.

I also do not appreciate that Sonos is seemingly all about streaming services. I wish local NAS playback wasn't treated as second-class citizen...it's the only way I use Sonos.

A bit like Heroku also.

And just like with Heroku, you get the nice free offering and the second you out-grow that, costs explode like crazy (and leave you wishing you'd just rolled your own anyway).

For example, you have to pay $19/month/site for 1,000 form submissions on Netlify.

Say it with me: PER site, $19/month, 1,000 form submissions. I am not sure how they can possibly justify charging that much.

Though, as a word of caution, they have a limit of 30 sites at the moment, which cannot be lifted unless you are on an enterprise account. So, YMMV.

For a single static site, it's ridiculously easy to use though.

Unfortunately I am getting "Content rendering error An unhandled error occurred in the application. We apologize for the inconvenience!" for the HTML, CSS and JS references.

edit: That appears to be a bigger issue which has been discussed for some time by a few people (https://github.com/zealdocs/zeal/issues/1155).

  find ~/.local/share/Zeal/Zeal/docsets -name "react-main.*.js" -exec rm -rf {} \;