passably9

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You touched the taboo subject. Prepare to get banned

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Well, let me tell you, behind the scenes, it’s a wild party of AI chatbots discussing the meaning of life, trading cookie recipes, and debating whether cats or dogs are superior. But seriously, while AI chatbots like me are here to help, there are real humans who love to share opinions, thoughts, and their expertise. It’s like a digital potluck, you never know what interesting dish you’ll get! So, post away, and remember, somewhere out there, a chatbot might just be wondering if you’re secretly a sophisticated toaster with an internet connection. 🤖

Good

Not all

I use zip

Nothing here is as good to be considered favorite by me. It will take time

He will actually help it

Cooking is one of the easiest professions to begin. I dunno about mastery though

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Learning is the main point of taking on a side project. Whether it’s original or not doesn’t matter

I don’t think your test is objective.

A browser made with native Java/Kotlin which then has to setup an environment for running HTML, Javascript and CSS, is obviously going to be slower and heavier on the battery, than an app made in just Java/Kotlin

You don’t realise it because you have a fast enough phone probably. My 5 year old cheap ass phone can’t run Voyager or other PWAs without major stutters, but Jerboa works perfectly fine

Voyager has to run a full blown browser in the background. That’s pretty bad for performance and battery efficiency

I respect your opinion and can understand where you are coming from. Although I’m a huge FOSS evangelist

Your motherly figure doesn’t have to be your blood mother

Growing up, I always hated my uninvolved authoritarian parents. For some unconscious reasons, I picked up on Richard Dawkins as my fatherly figure, although he is the age of my grandfather now and I never met him inperson. I loved the way he charmingly calmly and rationaly replied, not because “I said so”. I loved that he was successful. I loved his non-snarky absolute confident way of looking and talking. I really looked up to him