Who knows what will happen after Manifest v3

e.g. legitimate units can go empty for longer than a week when transitioning between tenants

Seems like a shitty approach to measuring vacancy. And even with this approach, it's only ~5% vacant which is where a healthy housing market should be. I don't doubt that there's a non-zero amount of long term empty condos held onto by investors but the problem is much smaller than what NIMBYs want everyone to think.

e.g. Simulation games like Anno 1800 or Cities Skyline 2 require extremely good hardware if you want good frame rates late game

Besides most competitive players I know all play on lowest settings to minimize risk of lag spikes so they're unlikely to be the target audience anyways

I'm able to write raw sql queries with the `sql` template literal function

https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/sql

My program's first coop starts after freshman year (after 2 semesters), 4th coop was after first half of 3rd year, and 6th coop was 4 months before graduation.

How many people have tried godot/gdscript, hated it, and never came back? They're not the people who are answering the survey

e.g. In nginx, I use "resolver 127.0.0.11 valid=30s" so "proxy_pass {container}:80" will only cache the {container}'s IP address for 30s

Same reason why we have things like the notwithstanding clause that allows provinces to overrule the constitution

It doesn't seem to make tools like webpack/eslint/playwright run any faster than nodejs (eslint was actually slower)

Sadly, I can't run anything else because my projects were made with webpack specific APIs like require.context and DefinePlugin

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phatic_expression

Sadly a lot of games nowadays have (shitty) anti cheat systems that just ban you if you have the process running or have the program installed