Uh, there's still a shitload of websites out there doing SSR using stuff like PHP, Rails, Blazor, etc. HTML is alive and well, and frankly it's much better than you claim.

Yep. When everything about your IDE (unix) is programmable, it makes "modern" IDEs seem quite quaint.

Personally I make extensive use of https://f1bonacc1.github.io/process-compose/launcher/ to orchestrate a bunch of different shell scripts that trigger based on file changes (recompiling, restarting servers, re-running tests, etc.). Vim just reads from files as needed. It's lightning fast, no bloat, and a world-class editing experience.

I was born in 1990 and remember lots of stuff.

I doubt it's what OP means, but technically Republicans did get rebranded as Democrats (and vice versa) due to the political realignment of the parties after the Civil Rights Act and the Southern Strategy.

Yeah, this person posts a lot and is weirdly consistent in how much they fuck up post titles.

Any examples of the claim that he's embraced FP more?

Last I saw, he was making wild, baseless assertions about FP concepts like monoids and monads on Twitter.

Same story for Nebraska. Most of the population lives in Omaha or Lincoln which both lean blue, but Republicans gerrymandered the fuck out of our districts so we're a red state. And it matters a lot more here since we're one of two states that split our electoral college votes by congressional district. Like recently Lincoln overwhelmingly voted for a Democrat for our district in a special election, but Republicans naturally redrew the fucking maps to include counties that are fucking north of Omaha (like 120 miles away). Look at this shit: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Nebraska's+1st+Congressional+District,+NE/@41.2698636,-96.4887192,8z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x87915d2ef259455b:0x74cb97568fa3047a!8m2!3d41.5312936!4d-97.2652858!16zL20vMDl0eHky?gl=us

It's too good to pass this up in this thread: threw*.

2 things:

1. You don't pull rebased work pretty much ever. Rebasing is for feature branches by a single author to craft a high quality history, generally. It's much, much better than littering your branch with merge commits from upstream.
2. If for some reason you do need to pull rebased changes, you simply do git pull --rebase. Works without issue.

This whole situation just emphasizes the fact that rebasing >>>>>>>>>> merge squashing.

Let's not get wrapped up in wild conspiracy theories like Republicans are so prone to do. No one is intentionally doing this. It's poor regulation, oversight, and controls. Simple as that.

They were fostering the children, I thought. But yes.