That's some suckless level cope. What's correct is the way that creates the least friction for the end users. Who really cares about some programming purity aspect?
radamant
joined 10 months ago
Windows way is superior, in my opinion. I don't think there's a need for File.txt and fILE.txt
Written in 1999
Never forget that in 2001 he switched to Mac OS X and has been using it since.
It's possible, just very inconvenient. You end up getting massive amounts of change that you have to lug around to spend.
Depends on the country. I'm teaching in Thailand and here you can't do any banking through a browser. You can only use the bank's official app and you don't even have a login/password for it, you have to go to the bank and activate the app in person as a foreigner (I think Thai citizens can do it online but foreigners have to do it in person). Nobody takes actual cards for the payment and you pay everywhere by scanning QR codes which has to be done through the app. If you buy a new phone you have to activate the app again at the bank's office. It's really annoying and the reason I probably can't go with GrapheneOS or any other custom roms because the bank app is absolutely essential.
What do you mean? Vocal parts of Linux community is about 80% luddites
I think I'm still switching to keepassxc, but I'll still recommend bitwarden to normal people (and my bitwarden account is paid til 2027 anyway, lol)