I absolutely see why the projects are the way they are, but it really bothers me that they aren't microservices with a single UI & DB, etc. either as vertical slice containers, or plugin packages in the same vm.
Again, I absolutely see why it isn’t, but it still makes me sad.
BuT hAvE yOu HeArD aBoUt AgEnTiC wOrKfLoWs?!
The first time, he gets banished by the wizard by a spell that summons a giant bird to pick him up and take him across the continent. The second time, he takes down the wizard and tries to cast the same spell that banished him, but fucks it up and the bird just grabs him again.
Yeah, it's a full-on design feature.
Are you thinking of when Microsoft's AI turned into a Nazi within 24hrs upon contact with the internet? Or did Google have their own version of that too?
Gotta use if you dont want the browser to collapse all those spaces for you.
Edit: lol. The damn thing just rendered my whitespace code.
Sewer oulets, I'm guessing.
I hate how every single messaging app with SMS integration eventually drops it, sending me back to whatever stock bullshit came with my phone.
It's really big in Europe for some reason.
Kinda weird that we don't have grammar checking just built-in to language packs, etc.
Of course, as I'm writing this, Boost is giving me grammar checking, so now I don't know what to believe.
That sounds a lot like how checked exceptions work, though with some terser handling syntax.
Something I recently realised about why people still prefer Windows is that things like scheduled tasks and service management have UIs that are really decent and come right out of the box.
The theoretically best systemd GUI tool I could find was only available through AUR and git. I know that's a solvable problem, but it's far from (Win) -> type:"serv" -> (Services) -> work.