Of course. We’re just pointing out a potential niche use.

Yup. All that effort just to be good at basic code scaffolding.

We’ve been saying this for ages now.

What I referenced earlier actually happened to me with Azure once. Unfortunately, I discovered at that last minute, but they thankfully just closed that account and never charged me.

“Did you accidentally leave an unused function running? Too bad.”

Just a small indie company.

I’m surprised this wasn’t in The Onion community.

Based on my experience…

• JSON is good for storing complex but readable data.
• SQL is used case for demanding online loads. (Not exactly ideal for serialization)
• YAML is a strange beast, but I’ve mostly seen it used for configuration.

Just have a theater play a modern Netflix film. Basically the equivalent.

The plot thickens.

Generally speaking, yes. My home server is just a Pi.

We’ve been telling ya’ for years, years now.

Zuck is always, like, “can I be in your friend group?”

Knowing Microsoft’s AI obsession, I wouldn’t be surprised if it is.

For one thing, the file and class name must be the same. While it is good practice, making it mandatory requirement limits flexibility.

That’s what got us into this mess.

I know Canadians.

Onward to Canada!

Yeah. There’s a whole section dedicated to showing varies nodes in the network.

I’ve tried Yacy plenty of times in the past. It seems to get the job done the best, in my opinion, and gives you a lot of control.