JS formatters add them if the project requires it

Making a browser from scratch would be very difficult. SerenityOS has one, but idk how usable it is.

Besides Firefox, I guess the least evil options would be something webkit-based. There are a few of those.

Horseshoe theory is when people have to work multiple jobs

Grasping for straws

Basically there are a bunch of restrictions baked into Wayland that are there for security reasons. For example, the protocol doesn’t have a way to record keystrokes. Which is reasonable since apps really shouldn’t be able to do that whenever they want. But some apps really need that, and they had no way to. Recent extensions fixed most of these issues but it has been a long road.

Boom, merge conflict. The only thing left to me is force push and delete everyone’s changes.

Sometimes my work takes a while and other people push in the meantime. Guess I’m dying the fire.

I’m writing in fascism

If that’s your actual opinion about ethnic cleansing then you deserve trump and worse

Greatest hits for a liberal

• Only way to solve the problem is by voting for the pseudo fascist.
• Oh that didn’t work? It’s because things are slowly improving you have to be patient.
• Oh things are getting worse? Umm. Russia.

I’m not apathetic. I will actively advocate for not voting for Biden or any other genocider. Not only did he refuse to ask for a ceasefire to save lives, he is sending the bombs and the billions of dollars that are used to wipe out the Palestinian population.

Yes he will lose. And he only has himself to blame for that.

It’s not their responsibility to make a proprietary shithole os easier to use

Try Ubuntu, you can uninstall the baked in spyware

Fine but whatever you think about js, dynamic languages have certain advantages, and trying to turn it into another java or c# is a stupid endeavor. You’re not “fixing” javascript by making it more like java.

My comment was obviously devoid of any nuance, I am on programmer humor after all. I actually do use typescript, but I think fixing issues in application code that isn’t used by other code is a waste of time. I also think there are lots of advantages of a very dynamic language, like usable REPLs and much easier debugging. We can take these advantages way further by embracing the dynamic nature of javascript, like how lisps do it for example. But instead, everyone is happy going down the route of turning it into another c# (nothing against c# but we don’t need all languages to be c# and java).

Neither. Progress has never been made by begging powerful people for it. And if you just think about it for a second, you can see that. Hearing “just wait 4 more years then you can vote with your conscience” every single election cycle has to be a clue.

I see this as proof that we don’t really live in a democracy. Most people are anti-genocide but a politician asking for a ceasefire is a fringe position. Most people want a higher minimum wage, but it’s considered a fringe position in Washington. Most people want universal healthcare, but it’s considered a fringe position.

Biden clearly doesn’t give a shit about winning the next election.

I prefer to think of it as maybe don’t shoehorn a shitty type checker into a dynamic language. Honestly I think people who get excited about typescript should fuck off and go write java instead.