I’ve met so many people who only have that one album on their devices, and it plays every time they plug into their car or connect via Bluetooth. And they are all just annoyed/accepting of it. My wife was one of them. And what made it worse was you couldn’t just pause it: with her car’s particular head unit, anything you touched (like the volume control) would cause the head unit to issue another “play music” command to restart it. Eventually enough was enough and I figured out how to remove the album for good.

I averaged 5 years off, but my average would have been much better without one photo that I botched by 16 years because I'm unfamiliar with early 19th century swimsuit styles.

There were 2 major world events represented, that helps. Clothing style helps.

I haven't used EmberJS in 10 years and was eyeing svelte for some personal projects. Given this article it's made me shy about that. Maybe it's time to look at ember again. I know vanilla JS + htmx is mentioned elsewhere here and worth exploring too. However, as you've said a stable API is very nice these days in the JS world

I started with version 1.0. Such an incredibly elegant language. I choose it not to feed the Microsoft Monopoly, but in the end, and after the most incredible f*ck ups by Borland, VB won. I used D7 for many years. Now I use it only as a hoby language.

What do you mean Microsoft bought it? IT was never bought by MS.

btw, the OpenFlexure forum link is 404.

You’re incorrect.

https://www.amtrak.com/on-time-performance

> For over 50 years, freight railroads have been required by law to provide Amtrak with “preference” to run passenger trains ahead of freight trains.