Deliverability to major providers like Google or Microsoft. Can be just getting your emails flagged as spam, or them being sikently dropped and never delivered even to spam. Making it impossible know if your emails are being ignored by the recipient or not even delivered to their inbox. It's also impossible to troubleshoot.

I agree. I don't know the origin of the term, and whether or not this is all great post rationalization or if it was intended from the start, but these are exactly the reasons I think it's a very good analogy.

It's even weirder seeing it in person, because it has a similar effect yet you know you are seeing it for real. That's just how it looks.

I'm sure there are projects covering those areas written in JavaScript.

We're a rare breed it seems. I don't like the extra bulk and I paid for a high end phone I don't want to feel a $20 case.

Yes. You can. I have a personal site that is using nuxt static site mode and it renders extremely fast and clean output.

Check out https://250kb.club all performance sites focused on speed and small size.

I'd agree that Avalonia has come a long way in a short time. It has a lot of potential, but there aren't a lot of UI control libraries available yet.

I'm using it for a personal project and it's very good for cross platform consistency. The trouble is that building a good looking UI is still difficult. Some of that is my lack of knowledge, but some is lack of available docs, examples, and community.

Here's hoping they keep growing those things and become a viable alternative.

Is that profit or revenue? I'm curious how much it costs to print vs what you sell for, in terms of materials and everything outside your time to do the cad work.

I think this is a fairly common use case. Maybe not the most common, but I've definitely seen this at multiple shops.

Density of RAM on hosts is often a limiting factor for scaling. Not every app is CPU hungry. Some just need to be available, and running a whole is for isolation is the way it's done in a lot of shops.

I recently went manual to plugin hybrid and it's been a joy.

I'd only consider another manual for a "fun" weekend driver or something.

How do you print the QR code on a sticker? I'm just curious about your printer and software for that task.