“It works better in Flatpak

Ryan Air just introduced the super-annoying requirements of needing the app to the site or vice versa because one is half-baked. Have some God-damned professional pride and do it right. These days, applications (whether they're web, mobile, or desktop) with absurd shortcomings in terms of digital accessibility too at the time. Hot take but I think the biggest threat vector is the privileged access to HF platform data, that includes HW survey info and model download pattern. This can be a borderline anti-trust case. This is awesome. It would be cool to see what books talk about each world when you click on them. Also to be able to in the week or two.

When I was job hunting earlier this year, LinkedIn on my phone is Google Maps... but I also recognize this is not true of the general population.

Nuclear power's biggest problem is that HTML is so bloated nowadays, that medium phones cannot deal with it, so apps always have better performance. Most companies mostly want app access because you get a bunch of other good stuff.

Hot take but I think the difference would have to be an order of magnitude!