Exactly, I am very salty about the fact that Google Search has been barely usable for years now.

Will do, been thinking about that as well.

My old MBP was stuck on High Sierra and I spend most of my day in Linux, so I was surprised by unpolished the latest macOS feels.

It spent 30min installing updates on first boot, then forgot my settings. Wallpaper picker buggy. Settings UI a mess. As if Microsoft made it.

If you have cash to burn, I've never found anything like the Mirra 2 from Herman Miller.

Libpostal is the only decent one that I know of: github.com/openvenues/l...

They claim to have PHP bindings but I haven't tried them. There's also the option of compiling a small Go binary and then calling it.

In case you haven't seen it, github.com/commerceguys... might be helpful. The dataset and code can be reduced a lot if limited only to administrative areas, I did that for the Go version (github.com/bojanz/address) and we use the same dataset in JS.

Is there a general gopher who hasn't needed omitzero at least once?

I haven't, any impressions? I did look at their Google Pubsub client for inspiration while writing my own.

Well this sucks. I was really interested in Service Weaver and its underlying idea, just felt it needed a bit more time to cook. Google's short attention span is making it harder and harder to trust their projects.

For decades we lived in a world where someone could sell you an Apache server and a MySQL instance without having to pay money to Apache or MySQL. We can change that social contract, but like all tariffs, this one will be paid by the end users, not by the companies providing the service.

Boo, US Ikea. My wife uses this one: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/mick...
She got hers without the shelves so it's a bit less practical.

Went through the same process recently. Ikea had several options in that category. Got the Brusali which is 35in wide, and somehow, more than enough.

The main problem here is that most syntax highlighters (Chroma, Highlight.js, etc) are terrible. The only one I found to be decent is shiki.style which uses VS Code's highlighting and generates precolored HTML just like Chroma.