Please, instead of blocking individual posters, let us have tags. Tags are more reliable. We need to filter the content, not the persons.

Posting something hated universally is subject to be made into the rules, like Nazi stuff. But transphobic stuff is different. People have different values, or if you don’t like that, different preferences. Posting something transphobic, as long as it’s not harming the society, and only be self-expressing, that !shouldn’t be blocked. That’s his or her right to express the feeling or what he or she valued.

If you think I am wrong, please link to some examples here and I can elaborate if I think it’s appropriate. To get on the same page is hopefully the goal.

Good to hear that. Have a nice day.

Too late. They don’t sell MIP anymore. They sell AMOLED for profit now.

So you want big font? What about HRM, data collection, and GNSS?

Speed lines are supposed to be thin at the start, thick at the end.

You guys feel free to keep being JS-phobic but please don’t describe setting up an ECMAScript runtime environment scarily complicated. It’s apt install node npm notably on Ubuntu/Debian. That’s it.

Besides, there are Bun and Deno now which are evidently faster runtime than Node.

If you have a problem with the language itself, please criticise at it, not something made from it. In fact, being a programmatic schematic file, a script rather than a compiled language makes more sense because a script evolves faster in development while sacrificing performance. Performance isn’t top priority.

And you said it’s object-oriented? Which part of this piece of code in their tutorial looks OO to you?

https://fluidcad.io/docs/guides/sketching/introduction

circle(50, "xy")               // circle on the XY plane
rect(100, 60, "front")         // rectangle on the front plane
line([0, 0], [100, 50], "xz")  // line on the XZ plane
slot(80, 20, "xy")             // slot on the XY plane
arc(50, 0, 90, "front")       // arc on the front plane

But shall markdown be mandatory for a client? I thought the rules shall be as accessible as possible to every one.

I agree. In most cases that works.

However sometimes a poster posts more than one series, and more than one posters post one series.

To control a pollution (figurative speech) we control the source.

Proposal of a new rule: The title must match the original title (if any).

Purpose: to prevent poster’s bias introduced into the post

Example: [da Vinci] Mona Lisa just started wearing braces

Proposal of a new rule: Every post must have the author’s name and name of the series (if any) in the title in a given format.

Purpose: for users who want certain contents filtered out.

Example: [da Vinci][Jesus’s Delicious Meals] The Last Supper

Reheat cold tea? Only need to heat up 50mL of water in a glass?

If I read it correctly it’s double win for guys who have cancer and don’t want to reproduce.

Not if you’re also loooong.

In Cube (1997 film).

Modify playlists. Perhaps just use VLC or built-in music player for that.

Is SD card a hard requirement? Did you try internal storage and did that fix the problem?

A “music player” here plays twp roles: filesystem handling and audio playback. Have you considered dividing the jobs to multiple applications? For example, get a playlist manager, and have it call the music player with “next track” in order.

They should at least have tried one of them and tell people what they don’t like about it. But no, just a prompt-like question: Summarise XYZ, with pros and cons and tables and citations and screenshots.

Because this question is asked 100 times per month, every month. Not just here. One can literally search and get a much better answered already post.

That’s fine. Some tests are now pay-to-win.

Does the major version number (4.x vs 5.x) mean anything?

No. The major version number is incremented when the number after the dot starts looking “too big.” There is literally no other reason.

https://www.kernel.org/category/releases.html

Also,

Does the odd-even number still mean anything?

A long time ago Linux used a system where odd numbers after the first dot indicated pre-release, development kernels (e.g. 2.1, 2.3, 2.5). This scheme was abandoned after the release of kernel 2.6 and these days pre-release kernels are indicated with “-rc”.