Because it's privacy focused. Also because it's not based on Chromium. It's the only one keeping us from having a Google browser monopoly

"I no longer build software; I now make furniture out of wood"

Legendary

Just a little nitpicking, O(N+10) and O(2N) are not "effectively" the same as O(N). They are truly the same.

Football is being killed by FIFA, if anything

Another one of this kind is rm -rf node_modules && npm install

Am I the only one who just plays any given game once?

Your .env with production credentials is now up on a public repo

Hell yeah, this was our jam with my friends back in the day

Thanks everyone!! This is more than I expected. Lots of promising stuff! I will look into each and every one of your suggestions.

(Since it's a bit silly to reply to every single comment the same thing, I'm just putting this one here)

Vulfpeck

Me and my friends used to play a lot this shooter game called Time Splitters. It had some wacky characters and crazy guns. Good memories

I've used Exportify (https://github.com/watsonbox/exportify) to get CSVs of my playlists. I do it for kind of disaster recovery scenario, so I've never actually had to re-import my playlists. Judging from the readme it seems it's possible but tedious. And as for importing to a different service, no idea.

It does require you to log in with your Spotify account though. But I think it's trustworthy enough and also you can self host it.

On Dream on (Aerosmith), I've always wondered if the couple "missing" notes from the arpeggio in 2:33 are intentional or a mistake.

Filen

Taringa, ah, those were the days!

I sometimes browse the KEXP live playlist to find new artists

Been a thing for ages in Finland, never thought it would actually expand haha

Yes that's a good point. I don't have a lot of time to play so I try to stick with shorter games as you said in the post. Even if there is replayability I just drop it after I finish it the first time. For that reason I don't play stuff like Minecraft and also rarely open worlds, I've played a few but try to stick to the main story

I do use BitDefender. It's free and reputable (last time I checked)

Hmm yes maybe. I do remember a paywall bypass extension was removed from there because publishers were complaining to Vercel. Worst case scenario I guess your website gets taken down

You can create a simple static website and deploy it to Vercel for free. You can buy a domain name and attach it pretty easily, but it's not needed (by default website will have .vercel.app domain).

Ohh. This is exactly the side project idea I've had on the back of my mind for a few years now. Something minimal and straightforward, just to sharpen my programming skills and learn a couple of things along the way. Maybe I'll get around to building it some day.