im a big fan of plexamp's "i'll just play another album you own that matches artist or vibe"

she cotton to your bullshit and disarmed you

you have a fluffy mop (kafka) awaiting your return at home and he might shit on your bed if you don't

no it's not because i did something stupid, if you eyeballs suck balls (cue laugh track) license renewal is every 5 years and i can't be bothered to do the medical check and the paperwork

100% right on psychopaths though, remember i did my license in 2016

i really like video games about driving cars. at the same time anyone seeing me drive in a game might conclude that a state that gave me my driver license is run by psychopaths. you will be happy to hear i no longer have a dr

during the process of writing this i realized i don't know how to translate "piłować golfa na dwójce"

look all im saying is i remember the echo nest and its rosetta stone and i trust musicbrainz's longevity more than some random corpo that has deals with labels to make these links for them idk

write them all-uppercase (use constants)

update NOW or else

im afraid people might be desensitized to it after all the "<guy with 5 followers> feat. adele and billie eilish" we get in release radars

not a hill i'm going to die on but maybe the trick has always been not "write this boilerplate for me" but "minimize the boring parts"

on at least 5 different side project occasions at this point i've been asking myself if i can get away with using django just for managing schema but write the actual serving backend in rust

not this project because i'm about to do "artisanal" django admin ui shenanigans

point taken, then i'm not disputing smaller tools. i do think though many of those people will have to take up sysadmining after learning about data persistence, backups etc the hard way. probably a small business opportunity in making an equivalent of MCP but for this shit (as ill as i defined it)?