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by Vegemeister
623 days ago
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>reverse-domain name Why do people keep replicating this terrible design decision? It puts the lowest-entropy part of the name at the beginning, so that you have to parse (or type) the maximum number of characters before you get a unique specification. Try tab-completing a "flatpak run" command sometime. |
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To mitigate senseless tree top listing, IDEs propose a bunch of means like context-related hints or unpacking forms like "o.e.t" to "org.example.test".