I would love to see better Linux support for Apple silicon (I think it’s exists, but idk how well it works).
There's not much demand for that as it's generally a tad more expensive than similar hardware from other manufacturers, so usually makes more sense to get more open hardware for using with Linux.
Michelangelo probably had interns(assistants and apprentices), he didn't shoulder all of the suffering of craneing his neck to paint the ceiling of the sistine chapel. (But he did some and the interns were human and they did too, so the point still stands, but thought it was worth mentioning 😅).
is the point of a question like that not to measure how you perform under stress? the guy who posted it in the screenshot doesn't seem to realise that either though...
probably depends on the airline, in my experience with air nz, quantas, Emirates and jet star: they board 1st class(if exists), business class(if exists), premium economy(if exists), then it's either from rear or a free for all.
And you're never going to get an easily maintainable code base without enabling those really good senior devs who can do that. It's more nuanced than the author of the article thinks, sometimes an unweildly process gets in the way of making changes required to improve maintainability.
I'd remove the drawer while living there and put it back when moving out