RTFM_PLEASE

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   by RTFM_PLEASE 4y ago

   Rails is frankly a double-edged sword, though. While it helped propel Ruby, and is a great framework, it also seems to have permanently marked the language with a notion that its simply a vehicle for Rails. Ruby is probably one of the more
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   by RTFM_PLEASE 4y ago

   1) 50 years of backwards compatibility. 2) It is not necessary. C's terse syntax is not hard to understand for anyone who actually uses the language. Most of the comments here are from people who do not.
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   by RTFM_PLEASE 4y ago

   Please educate yourself. https://www.openbsd.org/security.html https://www.openssh.com/history.html
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   by RTFM_PLEASE 4y ago

   A likely guess, although RuneScape isn't Flash based (Java & RuneScript).
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   by RTFM_PLEASE 5y ago

   "Been there, done that." - Google https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wwrIpv38nE
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   by RTFM_PLEASE 5y ago

   Yeah, the first 10 seconds of the Pockit video immediately sent me back nearly 10 years to Phonebloks. Some follow up: Typical, fairly sensationalist piece on Google's Project Ara - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQqud
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   by RTFM_PLEASE 5y ago

   OpenBSD pages ( https://man.openbsd.org/ ) absolutely rock and other, proper BSDs do quite well. Also, man pages are for more than just system utilities (man(1)). Which binary should hold pledge(2) ( https://man.o
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   by RTFM_PLEASE 5y ago

   Yeah, I'm just going to keep writing C. Thanks.