To some degree, me too. I didn't want to interfere so I let it do its thing.
My guess is that the majority of dealerships aren't tech inclined to notice things like em dashes, and still have some sort of duty to entertain deals/emails
I've had almost exactly the opposite experience. Never had a consistent connection with Panasonic or GoGo, but on my Starlink flight I was streaming live videos without a single hiccup.
Another benefit is that debugging secret changes is a lot easier. We've had a couple of cases where someone changes the secret in a vault and that causes problems and no one can tell what changed between two deploys
Would the site be more useful if it had a "product page" where it showed how many users have bought the product, avg life expectancy, etc + the repair guides and reviews?
Obviously I can't build this without users, but I think this is a good idea if that's what you're suggesting
Sorry about that! I was getting some really bad cold starts on vercel (>1s) so I moved to fly.io, and my auth provider needed some additional configuration for docker based deployments that I missed
Thanks for the feedback, I'll working on improving the landing page! You're totally right though, it lacks explanations and examples
To answer your question here, BIFL (in my experience) means paying extra for a premium quality item that will last significantly longer than the cheaper alternative. However, in some cases, it's worth buying the cheaper item if you don't use it enough.
The ZSA Moonlander example is a product I spent the extra $$$ on, and in the end it was totally worth it given how many hours I've spent using the keyboard. I built the site to put into perspective what the value of the keyboard is. Would I spend ~$0.04 an hour to rent this keyboard? Definitely yes
My guess is that the majority of dealerships aren't tech inclined to notice things like em dashes, and still have some sort of duty to entertain deals/emails