I'm gearing up for some hard lessons in street fighter 6. Still rocking that 0 win streak at the battle hub; going to work on it and get back to basics and see if things work.
rknuu
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I like the curly braces (much easier to spot the difference from some other fonts that lack a well defined point).
But I'm still a fan of fira sans for generally well done ligatures.
It's a good point, and could alleviate things a bit, but its not easy and still would have problems. The root of it is that there's a rate limit for normal accounts in the new data api, so you would quickly get a message saying you've done too much in one minute and basically stop working. This also assumes the app can move over to a user provided authentication within the time window of one month. Given many of the big apps use support servers thar help manage the api calls (such as apollo's), this can be a big ask depending on how it was coded, especially when they didn't need to in the past and have built up around the lack of a need for oath for a decade. There's also an education process to get users to request and wire in the oath (could be done well, but it would be much rougher than today).
Additionally, there is still the censorship of nsfw posts, which enforces a walled garden, so third party apps would always be inferior. This sets a precedent more so than a problem, because next up could be whole subreddits being omitted from the api because of future reason here.
Also there's legal concerns it might bring up like stated by andrew
+1 for the usage of vscode and onenote.
The limitation of style in vscode helps prevent distractions (markdown is great for this), and the flexibility of onenote makes it easy to build a personal wiki and indexing system to support the main text.