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I also try o, O, 0, *, {

t, f, g, a, y, k, w, W to quickly check the styles

Monaspace AUR-packaged fonts do not registered as monospace font in ArchLinux.

Though Konsole can be configured to use the font, Kitty does not recognize it. Manual install in macOS works for Kitty.

I like Neon and Argon variants of Monaspace.

My favorite was PragmataPro (not free) but it has different glyphs from Nerd Fonts. Similar ones are Iosevka, Victor, Mplus 1 code. Now new favorite is JetbrainsMono NF.

SF code, Fira Code are also in the favorite list.

Lab mono, fragment Mono are nice and planning to try them.

Generally I like condense (but not too condesed) round fonts.

In addition to seek medical opinion, it will not hurt you to learn about the learning.

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Your have a point.

In addition to the textbook, check out certificate oriented book like network+ and security+

textbook from a university course on ICT that is considered particularly good?

IMO, text book covers more on theory. Generally text book are outdated when it comes out due to relatively longer time required for preparation and publishing.

Export the data and structure in SQL. SQL is plain text and suitable for git.

If data can be seeded easily only export the structure and git control it.

In Rails framework, schema file and seed file are used for structure and data.

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Clickable links

Indie Sampler (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM6f4UCEgWU

Dad’s Game Review (podcast): https://www.dadsgamereview.com/dgr-78-dominion-of-darkness/

[BOKC] BlancoKix (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgNpSKToOSg

BTW, website “link to source code” is broken.

Recently change node+npm+esbuild to bun runtime+package management+bundling and happy with the result.

The project is a static site built with middleman, tailwind, postcss and some frontend libraries.

It was simpler to work with for me. Node is way faster than ruby and so node speed was never an issue for me. But bun install is noticeably faster even for a small project.

My one-man software development company is using bitbucket along with a local mirror (with Gitea).

In my experience. ORM has its limitations.

You can only depend on ORM upto a point. Beyond that you have to go use Arel (relationship algebra in Ruby), execute prepared SQL statement, trigger and functions.

I use ORM for concise, easier to read and maintainable code. e.g. joining three or more tables in SQL is cumbersum and verbose. Writing related multiple query is too time consuming, etc.

I learnt from relational algebra, SQL, ORM to vendor specific SQL.