Tötung in Notwehr ist kein Mord. Und ist ja auch keine Strafe sondern Präventionsmaßnahme zum Schutz des Volkes.

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Wir haben zu pumpen diese Nummern hoch. Diese sind Anfängernummern!

I like to style visited links blue and unvisited links purple, just to mess with people.

SPRICH

Da ist aber einer auf Randale gestriegelt …

Geht’s hier nicht um die Techniker Krankenkasse?

Abgesehen davon, dass die Leute hier sich völlig hirntot im Straßenverkehr bewegen (egal ob Auto, Fahrrad oder zu Fuß), ist es halt aber echt schön in Augsburg und Umgebung. Nach ~15 Jahren hab ich mich auch irgendwie an Bayern gewöhnt.

Nicht meine stolzeste Masturbation.

Stupid sexy frog!

No.

That’s a lot of words to say you’re from Alabama.

I, for one, am, a fan, of, Shatner commas.

They say insanity runs in the family. But it more like takes a stroll and takes its time to really get to know each one individually.

My pronouns are aahel/aahelim.

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The unix philosophy is about making highly reusable and pluggable tools which is the exact opposite of what OP is asking for.

An example would be a REST API with a few endpoints where the database operations are handled directly in the route handlers uniquely for that specific task.

That’s a prime example for untestable code (not testable with unit tests/without IO). That might be fine for a tiny experiment, but I’d advise against it for projects of any size, even private ones. Always use a model like MVC, MVVM, three layers (data, business, user) …

I feel like we should have an in depth talk to better understand the problems you’re facing and the line of thinking that motivates your initial request. Unfortunately I currently do not have the time for that. The best I can do now, with the best of intentions, is to advise you to read literature about software development. The trouble is, that I’m not sure what to suggest, because I think there’s nothing that fits your premise. Maybe read about library development/reusable code so you better understand what not to make reusable by comparison? So maybe “Reusable Software: The Base Object-oriented Component Libraries” by Bertrand Myer or “Analysis Patterns: Reusable Object Models” by Martin Fowler. Though, both books are more on the old-fashioned side and I wouldn’t recommend them if you’re not an avid reader and (former) student of computer science.

Before I jump to “that’s a really bad idea” with my 20+ years of experience: why?

I mean, sure, don’t implement functionality you don’t need, but making code not reusable intentionally? Why?