> The blog presents a thought provoking question: what if we don't actually need a full-blown database, and instead we only care about things like unique constraints, transactions, indices, and history tables.

This sound like: what if we dont actually need a table and instead we only care about four legs and a wooden plate.

I do not have high hopes. It's been 10 years of constant NMS updates but the game still has nothing that keeps me hooked. Everything feels insignificant to me, every interaction is like the one before and the one that comes next. They added stuff to the game, but it just feels like more of the same. Light No Fire will surely be just more of the same.

What kind of nonsense argument is this

I don't think he'd be able to come up with this.

Bad example.

AC and radio don't turn themselves on every time yu start the car. The typically need to be turned on.

Distractions in Windows are turned ON BY DEFAULT, like MS store suggestions or MS edge forcing you through the first run wizard, etc etc

imagine you had to pay to turn the radio _off_, otherwise you would have to listen to ads the entire time

Obviously, phone owners should be able to set these limits and not have them dictated by a corporation.

But I still want to hope that this could be a first step to remind developers to build efficient and optimised apps.

Giving users a way to limit memory consumption per app won't solve this, it can only be solved by limiting it on the grand scale and that will never happen, if you give people only the means but no defsults. I think, the most sensible way would be to set default limits but ultimately the phone owner decide which limits to set.

Thinking that European countries don't have freedom of speech or press tells me all I have to know about you and where to put your comment

So what? People in the US should not feel pressured by it, because you have it worse?

I guess you don't want us to complain we are also feeling the effects?

We couldn't and didn't vote the primary cause for this in office, thank you very much.

No -- and that wasnt a complaint. It was downright an attack.

It always makes me laugh when people can't follow an argument or chain of thought -- or misconstrue because they need to win random Internet arguments

Have you not read the comment you reply to?

Because it's a new blog post with new information