Readit NewsThe rest the Operating system applications can probably do better anyway. VLC, MPV, Apple Preview IrfanView etc.
That's why I love Alacritty, no fuss, no overcomplication. The basics, fast and stable.
I am a runner. I train at what is probably the 80th percentile for longer distances, so I am by no means an expert. But I do understand that if you are running 7 miles a week, most of the time, your body isn’t going to be that beat up, especially if you are taking it slow.
You should not conclude from that, that it is healthy for every person to do so.
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For example Tado: cloud polling
I am probably very used to the "old" design. If a user will use this product once or twice, yes then the big button at the bottom will be advantaged. But you are biasing the design for new users.
Existing users know exactly where the button is and will now have wasted space because of a gigantic send button.
Did the rise of Windows cause long term harm to past generation of engineers? I doubt it since now Windows, which had a gigantic market share, still was forced to implement Linux "compatibility" for developers.
There are three popular operating systems for the modern developer and it's not unreasonable to ask for a build for all of them when presenting a project to a developer focused community.
Cars that are repairable, that have common parts across the industry so any mechanic can work on them.
Maybe even upgradeable cars so you can make it more environmentally when new technology develops.
Will they be the most environmentally friendly to drive? No probably not, but the manufacturing of cars is super environmentally expensive too.
You will only be allowed to install "approved" applications, your device, not your choice anymore.