They're relearning the lessons of the auto industry they're trying to disrupt just like crypto is doing with banking, albeit slightly faster due to actual regulations to protect the public from the vaporware

Settings sync is a thing

Everything that was old is new again. I’m glad that features that were relegated to “esoteric” languages like ML's and lisps are becoming more mainstream. There are many lucky 10k’s! :)

rust mainstreaming a lot of functional concepts and patterns is awesome very much agree, just pushing back on the claim that this it’s the only language where this style is prevalent.

The Causality episode on this is really good: https://engineered.network/causality/episode-39-therac-25/

The always-excellent Plainly Difficult ran an episode [0] on this topic a few years ago.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7gVqBY52MY

Kyle Hill also made a video on the topic. Different video styles if Plainly Difficult isn't your jam.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap0orGCiou8

Not to mention cfg(test)

These people are less likely to go out in public, which makes the percentage of non-maskers seem even higher

I'm really tempted by this for travel. My Moonlander setup is annoying to pack up, but I’d love to take my layers on the road

This is why layering is so nice. I have the arrow keys mapped to their vim locations and it’s been a game-changer

What seems to happen is the company will offer a "new" product that differs enough to justify demanding a whole new subscription

Or touchscreen laptops/tablets, depending on what they use for detection