console.log(“Hello world”)

The only version management I believe in is Nver.

I write code once and then leave the project completely. Start with 0.0.1 and end with 0.0.1

IMO, deno’s approach was bad as it was reinventing the wheel, so one had to relearn. And then they brought package.json which they said they wouldn’t. This again got people to unlearn and relearn things.

Bun, on the other hand, acts like what Typescript is to Javascript. It’s just feels like superset of Node, instead of completely different tool.

I expect Bun will get more success than Deno.

Sportscult is saying I need invitation to register

It doesn’t need to be a pet. You can use wild python as well.

Or Monty Python if you’re a cultural person

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If you’ve an option to install android apps, then OnStream is a good option.

Second option is HDO.

They generally have 1080p videos, but can also have CAM prints.

I don’t use Facebook but I’m 100% sure they have my data.

A lot of apps that uses Facebook login, debugger, React Native, etc. allows it to collect as much user data as it can and send it to FB servers because that’s the default.

https://youtu.be/u1Xv2kvABJA

And had poor jokes in it. It wasn’t an apology, but way to make more money off it

https://seez.su for web https://hdo.app for TV

This is the right answer.

It has all the flexibility, wider compatibility and app support, and simply plays everything.

Plex is incredible in this. It collects metadata, downloads subtitles, and even skip pre and post credits.

Also there are tools like Filebot (old version) for subtitles, and TV show Renamer (free) for title and metadata.

You “fix” something and then rollback them.

Isn’t that software development all about?

It doesn’t ask for either magnet or torrent links. Are you sure you’re not clicking any ad button by accident?

I’m specifically talking about https://1337x.to

I think https://getcomics.org has a weekly collections as well.

Irrespective of what Apple collects, a company provided mobile is a managed device which basically logs everything for the company.

Google is hindrance to open web, like IE7 was with ActiveX.

Only difference is that IE7 wanted developers to develop for IE7, while Google also want to fully control the web and bend it according to its needs

I know what I do.

I go to ChatGPT, type my problem and copy the solution to my codebase.

If it doesn’t work, I search my issue over Stackoverflow or DDG, and copy from there.

And once the code fails in production, which is always, I repeat the process again to find the new solution which will then fail in next iteration.

So don’t you ever tell me I don’t know what I do. I may not know what code I’m writing or for what, but I very well know what I’m doing.

I’ve one use of VPN, to use contents and pricing from other regions, and it’s enough for that