Check it out, it's a pretty cool feature of browsers nowadays developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…

HTTP cache handles this pretty well

Why not?

Do you do mocking in your black box tests when you have 3rd party integrations? I meant to reply on this post: xitter.cf/adamhjk/status/2108339…

How do you handle third-party integrations?

What makes them useless?

The 200 makes sense here, but should certainly have an error in the body

If the endpoint is working fine and someone just entered wrong credentials then this is the preferred response

Why should a fiscally irresponsible nation state survive in the first place?

What problems do they cause for you?

Well certainly it offers at least *some* security?

If this is the case, then you just delete the unit test as the unit isn't being refactored, but it is instead being changed entirely

The problem with not having unit tests is that it's really slow trying to test every permutation of inputs that a particular unit is supposed to handle when you are testing it through the UI. If you find unit tests useless, then they are testing at the wrong level of abstraction

Unemployment at lows and the stock market at highs makes a strong case for a good economy

They'd probably pay about what they are paying now

The entire point is they don’t need to make that trade off with dynamic pricing

Generosity not needed. Only profit seeking maximum profit needed. You’ve admitted as much

So they’d rather make less money? That contradicts what you’ve been saying

I’ve already explained this. If you can charge someone more, then you can charge someone else less and move more units and make more money

Are you claiming that you’ve never not bought something because it was too expensive? I’ve provided a very simple reason for why they’d lower prices and still make more money, but you don’t seem to want to understand