I still would have preferred if the top level domain was at the beginning of the URL (com.google). Would have made a lot of pushing way more difficult and more sense.
gitamar
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Awesome, didn't know fzf yet
I recently switched to tmux and boy, it's way better. I basically use only tmux now anymore. Creating panes to have two processes in one glance, multiple windows, awesome. Plus all the benefits of screen.
From what I understand from the article is that the correlation is there, but no causality (yet). I find it extremely good how cautious the doctor is phrasing his analysis and the article is also not blowing up where nothing is proven.
F-Droid promotes free and open software, this also includes freedom from proprietary network services, ads etc. Look here for a list: https://f-droid.org/docs/Anti-Features/
I say go with Maria or with postgres for all use cases in the beginning. You can even start with sqlite. For most of the use cases you don't need the scaling and speed of redis, mongodb etc.
If you hit a performance wall with Maria or postgres, you should scale up and optimize before switching to more specialized databases.
If you use an ORM (object relational mapper like Prisma), it should be okay to switch database engines but you don't want to do that frequently.
My rule of thumb is getting it done first.
Be sure to check the checksum after downloading and check if the release is somehow up to date. They only list raspberry pi os images older than a year
Some Google folks wrote how they do the Now Playing feature offline with very little resource impact. It's a great paper to read and quite easy to understand https://arxiv.org/abs/1711.10958