i love open source project issues that are like, "this extremely trivial UI fix would completely correct a major usability issue for this extremely common usecase" along with a detailed-but-not-quite-complete code example that implements the fix, and all the comments are just the majority of common sense folks going, like, "+1" or "This Please!" and a handful of absolutely vehement dipshits who will defend the antipattern to their deaths.
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🐣 ellie here! reluctant techie, bricouleur, leftist 👩💻👩🎨🏴 into embedded programming, electronics, film photography, and basically anything else i can hyperfocus on for more than an hour. living in the vast forgotten middle. 🏳️⚧️
