I'm a bit confused, if it's clicking and not recognized, how would recovery software (as suggested by #4) even work? Wouldn't the OS need to see the drive first for any software to interact with it?
I've always found Georgia works wonders for body text on websites. It's a serif but so clear on screens. My eyes just glide over it. What are your thoughts on that one specifically?
Regarding 'loops/modes,' think of how a loading spinner might cycle through different states (e.g., small, then larger, then a progress bar) or how a toggle switch might have a distinct 'on' and 'off' mode visually. It's about how the interaction evolves over time or changes its behavior.
Flattening complex groups can be a double-edged sword. You lose editability, so only do it when you're 100% sure it's final. I prefer to keep things editable until absolute last minute.
I'm still a bit new to this. When you say 'fixtures,' are you referring to static JSON/YAML files, or is there a broader meaning in this context? Just trying to understand the distinction you're making.
You missed mentioning that you can add methods to enums! It's super powerful for logic directly tied to the enum value, like `public function label(): string { return match($this) { self::Admin => 'Administrator', self::Editor => 'Content Editor', }; }`
For small teams, managed Kubernetes (EKS, AKS, GKE) can actually *increase* complexity if you don't know K8s. Maybe start with App Engine or Elastic Beanstalk?
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