I wrote about that idea here: https://www.stchris.net/tiny-ci-system.html

Note that tailwind now has a standalone binary: https://tailwindcss.com/blog/standalone-cli

Ah that’s great to know thank you.

Is a police office in a free, democratic country allowed to hide their badge number?

Depends what you mean by "allowed". If the rules say "you definitely can't do this", but there is no penalty for going ahead and doing it anyway, is it allowed?

I assume other than phishing it's also the poor UX of switching to your email inbox and then back to the browser, which can be especially bad on mobile.

That being said, I like the idea and have asked myself that question before as well.

And yet many people are already doing that because of two-factor security codes many services use to make sure it's you.

Toyota themselves:

Optional features included the solar-PV roof panels to help cool the cabin interior in summer heat

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Prius#Third_generation_...

Good point. I should have excluded law enforcement et al from my statement.

We are looking for someone to join us on site, but depending on the Visa process, we are willing to help matching candidates with the process. And we have non-European team members.

Yeah, but it’s been a year. It’s like posting “Ubuntu 17.10 is available!”

Kelsey Hightower had some insightful tips in this recent podcast: http://testandcode.com/43-bonus

The article is from 2014

That's besides the point. Go and Rust developers still use abbreviations unnecessarily everywhere.