No, I like this band. But originally I liked The Boomers yyz with Ian Thomas, but I think it’s a different band with the same name, but yt music don’t differentiate them and I got listening to them too 😅

You guys sound like: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=jkGCsni9TD4

Try spinalis chairs, but to me it was less comfortable so it was harder to focus on the task

Nobody should use any browsers other than servo. But it’s not ready yet 🤷‍♂️

I use incus as a sandbox for claude. Previously I used podman, but podman in podman is a pain, so I gave it a full vm 😄

I would say definitely it’s a side dish, not something that you eat alone. It’s also very good to put slices on toast. Add pepper and salt on top. You can also drink it as smoothie. It finds its way to salads like egg salad (eggs, avocado, onion, mayo, mustard). Btw, butter tastes good raw 😄

As a web developer, I see js as a quality improvement. No page reloads, nice smooth ui. Luckily, PHP times has ended, but even in the PHP era disabling jQuery could cause problems.

We could generate static html pages It just adds complexity.

Personally I use only client-side rendering, and I think, that’s the best from dev perspective. Easy setup, no magic, nice ui. And that results in blank page when you disable js.

If your motivation is to stop tracking.

• replace all foreign domain sources to file uris. e.g.: load google fonts from local cache.
• disable all foreign script files unless it’s valid like js packages from public CDNs, which case load them from local cache.

If your motivation is to see old html pages, with minimal style, well it’s impossible to do them reliably. If you are worried about closed-source js. You shouldn’t be. It’s an isolated environment. if something is possible for js and you want to limit its capability, contribute to browsers. That’s the clear path.

I can be convinced. What’s your motivation?