that s the size of the smallest mobile app

They don't. not only are the users not having ownership of their content and distribution, there is also censorship

When you build something a lot of people use, it will require a lot of ducttape. Software represents the diversity of its users.

They should never do that. People who want walled gardens should go with a rented solution from one of those website builder companies

are there narrow streets in america?

Occasionally, yes.

Though it probably depends on your definition of 'narrow'. I'm guessing a lot of Americans think the average SF street is narrow, and it would be a medium or even wide street in some other countries.

Yes, especially in towns and cities that contain street layouts/buildings that pre-date cars.

I wish they did the same for governments and lawmakers

mysql is also trending down

Don't understand why it's taking this long since we have had a far superior free software alternative for many many years now...postgres

Depends on your use case. PostgreSQL is better if you actually USE any of its more advanced features (e.g. PL/pgSQL, JSON support, etc). But if your data model is simple and your need for scale is high, then MySQL is FAR easier to cluster and scale. Especially if you're working with Percona or another MySQL variant.

Last I checked PostgreSQL still didn't do clustering as well as MariaDB. But sure, it is better with JSON data.

One needs good enough, not superior

Do they really want people to find jobs or keep searching ?

I don't have a mental model for "64 pounds". Apparently, it s the weight of a 9 year old, which would ve been a better unit of measure.