Another suggestion, good way to start diving straight into linux terminal is to use a windows subsystem. Been using it as my dev environment and it works more than great!

Hmmm. I see your point, automated retesting after some changes could really save you sometimes. But other than that, if, for example, you work alone. And you know that you tested the code you changed/added after every iteration yourself. As, when you work, you make sure that the things you add work properly, you don't just change a bunch of things and push it to prod. Is it really worth it to also write a test?

Fingerprints I CAN understand, but the keyboard looks so... bad, in every way... I do hope it's at least comfortable ( doesn't look that way either )

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@perfectdark Two of them, both 1440p 😍 Cooling - NZXT Kraken X62

@legionfrontier Got it from that sweet web dev money 😄
@coolq New here, don't know the customs, so you know, better safe than sorry 😂

@legionfrontier I know, it just sort of alligned together :)
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