That’s where the good system design part comes in.

If you have a dozen identical looking components, they should have been one component imported into a dozen places. Keep it DRY.

If you’re more concerned about stuff like common borders or background colors being applied everywhere, you can always use the “@apply” directive to create a new reusable class.

Tailwind makes creating and iterating through design concepts so much faster and easier if your system is designed well.

Risk of Rain 2, such an underrated game. It’s been eating up all my free time lately.

Absolute banger once you get a hang of it.

Goddamn! Other than a few errors like “thrills and thrills”, this thing seems pretty cohesive!

Has a small plot and everything. I hope this tech is used to make some insane human-machine collaborations.

You can always finely control what goes into iCloud and what does not.

Time Machine backups have to be opted-in if you want to save it to iCloud.

My faith is unshakable.

I am an ardent worshipper of the holy SHAW and shall continue praying even more devoutly for the second coming of our lord and savior Hornet.

Same here, set up a super old MacBook with a couple of old hard disks. Get everything I need manually and load it in as needed.

Ah great, just reached the acceptance stage of my cycle. Decided to browse Lemmy instead of quake and found this gem :)

Damn, that looks just like Apollo!