Not a website per se, but https://datasette.io is very rich in features. Hopefully not off-topic, but related.

I added this TL;DR to the post. Thanks for summing it up!

Still very click-baity

This is exactly what the article suggests.

I think they mean use "--wrap=0" instead of "-w0" as it's a little better self-documenting for those who come across your script.

In general I always try to use the long-form options in scripts as readability is more important that conciseness.

The article notes this was not possible in their specific context, as only the short form is implemented in busybox.

The commit that they have a screenshot of notes this, but it isn't in the article text. FWIW I can't read that screenshot with zoom level 100% on my desktop, but I can if I zoom further or open it in a new window (it isn't clickable though).

That's what I meant indeed. The article never mentions busybox in the text, does it?

There's also:

`color-scheme: light dark`

which automatically switches the color scheme of default html elements depending on the preferred color scheme. No theming required!

https://garrit.xyz/posts/2023-04-12-instant-dark-theme

LMAO

> Oh boy.

Do you mind pointing out where you think this applies?

I think my critique is somewhat correct in that you seem to suggest that this change was made to allow for expanding the permissions from one product to all products, which I don't think one can derive from the things we know.

I think I was somewhat wrong in that I may have suggested that you said this was the only reason (which you didn't explicitly) and also in that I dismissed that they factually can use these permissions from other products now, i.e., no matter whether it was intended or not, the permissions set for other products is broader now.

A/B testing?

Living up to their name

There's a "Users" page on the homepage, that lists projects using QBE:

https://c9x.me/compile/users.html

> Gui can't remember screen to desktop placement across plug unplug replug of screen.

This! Adding it to the list.

+1 for purelymail. Pricing is just unbeatable.