We're an 80% scala shop with 20% Python. I haven't heard a single scala dev defend significant indentation. It sucks, it's stupid, it causes errors in reality.

"Then there is Scala 3, research name Doty: you can freely mix Python like blocks with curly braced blocks. Super cool and super readable language." And then... enough of us in the scala community absolutely and positively hate it. Thankfully there's a compiler option to prevent it. Yes, significant indentation is a stupid idea.

I moved out of CA in December to NV.... I'm in IT as so is my spouse, given that we could both work remotely there was no point in staying in CA. The fires sucked, the government sucked, the taxes, most of all, sucked horribly, getting a 10% of my money back just by moving out is awesome. I was also paying more in taxes (even with the Prop13 cap) and way more in home insurance. ROI for moving was at about 6 months. What I'm getting to hate is people who are living CA for places like NV and want to bring their taxes and regulations with them.... but I feel the same way about people who move here from TX and want to bring their theocratic laws with them. This is why we can't have nice things.

Being surprised by this means someone doesn't understand what WebAssembly is.

It would be a real shame if we lost all that nationalist and religious shitcasting.

You mean, like the Dollar?

The SSD is a proprietary format. You can't just go out and buy one because only Apple has them.

It may be unpopular to say, but if sanctions worked, Cuba would have been a capitalist paradise years ago.

Back in the 486 days, IIRC you could get a math co-processor (a 487). Both chips were identical, only one had the math coprocessor disabled. The moment you put the coprocessor in it's socket, the main processor would be disabled and only the co-processor was active.

It's peeking in on what sites you go to?

An elegant computer for a more civilized age.

*pft* What a punk.

Samsung has been doing this for years.

Email is a 'web' foe? The Web is not the Internet.

6502 fo lyfe!

There's a reason chips like the 6502 are still in production.