

Yes, that’s kinda how computers work?
No, it’s only the most common way. There are also lots of systems where it’s perfectly possible, even normal, to upgrade running processes in-place without restarting.


Yes, that’s kinda how computers work?
No, it’s only the most common way. There are also lots of systems where it’s perfectly possible, even normal, to upgrade running processes in-place without restarting.


I bought a couple of expensive domains too. Problem solved.


That must have been traumatic.
According to Wikipedia, that connection is as simple as Scottish slaveholders and overseers:


(Tailwind CSS is quite directly an attempt to resolve issues that primarily stemmed from React and JSX not playing nicely with standard CSS)
Fascinating, I have long wondered about the point of Tailwind, why anyone would ever need something like that, but never before seen it explained so succinctly.
Have you considered talking to that person? It’s often quite quickly clear when talking to someone whether they really want to be doing what they’re doing or whether they’d appreciate some help.