You really need to ask someone who knows what React is about React lol. It is not a UI for web apps.

Using “web based components” doesn’t make something a web app 🤣.

Is steam a web app?

Microsoft also made and use this……

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-environment/javascript/react-native-for-windows

Using LLMs for development is fantastic as long as you know how to use it, which is how it is for every tool.

The difference with LLMs and other tools is that anyone can use them easily and get incredible results……as long as you don’t look under the covers. The developers that use them well are getting results and code that are indistinguishable from code they’d write themselves.

1. Doesn’t even come close to proving anything.
2. Proves nothing. Is edge a web app?
3. The start menu is not a web app.
4. React does not mean web lol. React is a UI library.

Because that’s not how buying and selling products works. The business chose to increase the price due to increased costs. As you said , it was an increased cost to the business - so why would the customer get the refund?

The tariff was paid on import, not on sale.

The person didn’t choose to get shot though, while you still chose to buy the product at the higher price. That’s the difference.

Why the price went up makes no difference to you as the customer.

I get that it sucks that prices went up because of an illegal tariff, but the customer didn’t pay the tariff so they’re not entitled to a refund. The tariff was paid before you bought the product, by the business. The best you can hope for is that prices will go down, but unfortunately that’s unlikely.

You chose to pay it. That’s the opposite of being robbed.

Shill? Explaining why something isn’t a “web app” is shilling now? Geez you commies are getting really loose with your definitions now.

Why are you using onedrive if you don’t want your stuff in the cloud?

It’s worth what you paid for it to you, otherwise you wouldn’t have bought it.

It’s a native Windows app. What makes you think it’s “coded with web tech”? Do you know it’s just a web wrapper?

Doesn’t really matter where it’s doing what. It’s displaying it all on device. It’s caching stuff on device.

You’re just making shit up.

I’m saying that the business is the one who was invoiced for the tariff. The customer wasn’t. The business increased the price to cover their extra cost, probably even added some extra profit on top as well, but that still doesn’t mean the customer actually paid the tariff. They didn’t. The tariff is paid on import, not sale.

Because the customer didn’t pay the tariff, the business did - unless of course the business flat out added a “tariff surcharge” or something of the like to the total that the customer can see.

Increasing the cost of an item by the amount of the tariff is not the same as making the customer directly pay the tariff. The business was charged the tariff. They were invoiced and they paid it. The customer didn’t. The customer just bought an item at shelf price.

I mean, simply buying anything from a business is a “transfer of wealth from citizens (the customers) to businesses”, isn’t it?

Sure, but the customer isn’t paying the tariff. The customer is just paying more for a product. The business is paying the tariff.

It’s a “technically correct” thing, sure, but it’s why customers aren’t owed the refund. Businesses can increase prices whenever they want.

Unless they specifically included a new tariff fee or charge, they’re just charging the price they think people will pay.

Because businesses are the ones that pay the tariff, not customers of the business. Did the extra tariffs give some companies an excuse to raise prices? Definitely. Does that mean the customer deserves a refund? Definitely not.

The guy who made it. He thinks he’s a “disinformation expert”, and by default he blocks all sources that any normal person would call centrist or right leaning, as well as far, far left. The only allowed sources are the ones that are pro democrat and their ideologies.

It’s an echo chamber by design by the dev of it.

Read the article….

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