Some osint tools use this : they test an email on thousands of services, and use the error result (403/404) to know if the person has an account there.

Jellyfin works in the browser just like Plex.

And for now you can do that, but that’s not the first, and not the last update trying to prevent people selling access to their server.

I always found map more confusing than loop for some reason. Especially nested.

I personally disagree, forcing yourself to use non mutable variables only leads to longer and more convoluted code.

Sorry, I want to make an app that works, not a perfect art piece.

Getting paid to learn new things everyday at work is a dream, I don’t see the issues

Less checking syntax and more like “what was this function name again ?”
“Which library has that ?”
“Do I need to instance this or is it static ?”
All of theses can be answered by documentation, but who want to read the docs when you can ask chatgpt. (Copilot is better in my experience btw)

We wouldn’t have to do that if vscode remote ssh was good

Typing < type hinting