might want to check a history book, you may be surprised what the answer usually was.

Regardless, I do agree with the commentor. Effective or not, violence, to me, is always the wrong answer.

Calling the "destruction of property" violence though—I might take issue with that.

I assume this comment means you strongly oppose every part of the American Revolution?

Under what circumstances might "destruction of property" legitimately be classified as violence in your view?

Without having thought about it for more than about 10 seconds: I guess I associate violence with something more personal: an actual person or living thing, or personal property. I guess "corporate property" is where it gets more into the grey zone for me.

But I see your point. Destroying a thing (even corporate) is a pretty extreme reaction that I can only see making sense after having exhausted all other "peaceable" avenues.

People that see these things as detrimental to society though are likely pretty motivated.

Well Tailwind CSS is a CSS framework, and I'm writing CSS.

What Tailwind does is go fully into inline styles though. But I don't think that's an efficient approach, you also break a few other Clean Code principles along the way.

I do have some classes I sometimes apply inline, which are defined in the util.css, but the majority of styling is not done this way.

ever heard of The Black Swan? might be worth a read

Wouldn’t that be handled on your TV and/or streaming box? That’s how I control it, at least.

Unfortunately iPads also don’t allow you to turn off HDR

For a long time putting them in low power mode killed HDR, but it seems they patched that bug (feature)

I built myself a SSG for React based on Vite as a build plugin. It is very simple, fits in one file, and the dev experience is almost exactly like having React Router but with SSG built in. Once a user configures the build plugin there's nothing left to worry about besides building a classic React website.

wouldn't it be cool to have an open source (maybe even p2p/federated) version of GitHub?

afaik Forgejo is working on integrating it:

- https://forgejo.org/faq/#is-there-a-roadmap-for-forgejo

- https://forgefed.org/

I wonder how many centuries it will take before humans widely understand second-order effects. Mark my words, like the GDPR before it this will make the web worse for everyone.

The “engineers” live in another country and are paid fifty cents an hour.

this 100% is why it isn't mentioned. StandardJS is just a scam that nobody uses except new devs who get tricked by its pervasive marketing.