I used to use Standard Notes for a while (didn’t self-host the server) but for various reasons switched over to Joplin, syncing the data between devices with Syncthing.

I know, I was making a joke

Because Queue<T> is typically read “queue of T”

“You’re a Queue of T”? I don’t get it

They should of course keep that in mind, but it’s not that “should” should always be followed by a verb directly. The problem is that “of” in this context is a mishearing/spelling of “have”, so they should in this case have written it like that instead.

OpenStreetMap has been going for almost 20 years now. It’s a very well known open map data platform. Like Wikipedia, anyone can edit OSM map data, and all of the data is freely available for anyone to use.

Because “pretty” as a modifier generally means that something is relatively so, but not completely.

Like if you draw a line freehand and it comes out “pretty straight”, it’s relatively straight but not completely straight.

If you buy something that is “pretty cheap”, it’s relatively cheap, but still a bit on the expensive side.

Similarly, if something is “pretty good”, it’s relatively good but not perfectly good.