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Well, he still has a month I guess

This is an utterly fatuous statement

A lot of American commenters here are very much misunderstanding how "try and" is used in British English.

It genuinely is used essentially equivalently to "try to". Maybe there is some very slight semantic difference, but it's essentially the same.

You can’t change the order.

You are confusing semantics with grammatical correctness. In both your examples, they would still be grammatically correct with reversed order.

(I would actually suggest they are still semantically reasonable too, but that's besides the point).

I think you are the one who doesn't know what they are on about.

First, the header must be added to the response, not the request.

Second, in many environments (managed hosting etc.) there is not an easy way (or indeed a way at all) of adding headers to responses.

okay, maybe not sessions

Okay, but sessions are one of the best things about tmux.

Sessions aside, in my opinion tmux's flow is just better than terminal emulators I've tried. It slots into my brain in a way no terminal emulator's tabbing support ever has, and I have never found a terminal emulator who supported keybindings in such a sophisticated and seamless manner as tmux does.

I also concur with other commenters, who mention that having uniform multiplexing of shell windows between local and remote environments is super useful for muscle memory.

What is a "growth tree"?

Fundamentally the issue is that companies are just not investing enough in engineering and IT. When you farm out this work to offshore workers on a shoestring budget, the result is utterly predictable.