i've been saying this

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Getting rid of the master/slave dichotomy in software is worth pursuing. I can't think of any other pairs of terms with the same kind of hurtful baggage being used to describe other things in tech.

Anyway, GitHub sells services to a government agency that puts children in cages.

i do not trust any website but jstpst.net

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this is correct

but the underlined variant is for burning it

twovest

was expecting this to be a skip for the honey & darling minigames in majora's mask

i heard that being gay makes you post

nice

Arguably node.js and its standard library is what made JS practical as a general purpose language, and that's only been around for about a decade.

Haven't tried it yet, but apparently you can write DOS programs in JS. I honestly had a hard time wrapping my head around this when I first heard about it, because "JS interpreter" and "16-bit OS" don't mix in my brain.

As for why JS isn't more popular, Python has been around a hell of a lot longer, and JS has only caught up to other languages in the past few years.

woah. that's illegal

I couldn't stand sharing an office with 3 other people if I heard every bit of noise they made, so it works out.

All I can hear in my office is the air conditioner. I can't even hear my colleagues when they speak to me from the other side of the room.

I, the experienced web dev, would do this in PHP. My reasoning is:

• It sounds like the big frameworks are completely overkill for this use case. PHP makes it super easy to make applications like these without a framework.

• PHP runs as a daemon/is integrated into the web server, so there's no application server you have to manage yourself. Single .php file, drop in www directory, it's ready to go.

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i got the dvds. where can we plot copyright infringement in private?