We need less Rapid Application Development and more Robust Application Development.

That's why you should not use tools like Composer blindly. I see developers drag in hundreds of megabytes of ibraries for only one simple function or feature, because they are too lazy do to some research and coding themselves. Also no research in the library's security history, no looking at the code itself, no testing of its security or robustness. If it works, they're fine with it. Although a thing like Composer can be good, the way it's being used now by developers, it's pure evil.

You mean some programmer messed around with an SQL query for this and don't trust the results?

Because of the amount work that will go into developing such simulator vs the amount of people interested in such simulator. Not worth the effort for a commercial company.

Falcon 4.0 has evolved into Falcon BMS. If they can beat the amount of realism of BMS, I'd be very, very happy. But I really doubt that they will. I don't think there is a market for a commercial company for such games.

Does your country allow for the purchase of private health insurance - supplemental or main?
- No need. Everybody in my country has a health insurance, by law.

Does your country allow for company founders to own and control their companies?
- Own like in 'I can do with it whatever I want'? No, specially when you have employees, there are rules to follow in order to protect them.

Does your country have any billionaires? Bernie doesn't want that.
- No many, but yeah, we have a few. I think they should be ashamed of themselves.

Haha, good one! :D By the way, did I hit a nerve?

From a European point of view, his plans were very sane. The attainability was indeed a problem. That's why his plans were un-American. But never mind, as a European, what do I care.

Sounds like he had sane but un-American plans.

This is no surprise. Sanders was too sane and reasonable, in an almost non-American way. He was also not a creep for women. Doomed to fail for the presidency.

Is that limited to what can be expected from you als an employee. What if youâ(TM)re a shoe salesman and write software as a hobby? Can writing software be expected from a system administrator?

The next big war will not be between countries, but between governments and people who are not taking this shit anymore. Like what's happening in Hong Kong right now, but then world wide.

PHP attracts all kinds of developers. The good and the bad ones. The reason is that PHP is so easy. Easy to write and easy to deploy. Itâ(TM)s not PHPâ(TM)s fault that so many people suck at writing code. So, itâ(TM)s not PHP with the awful security record, itâ(TM)s those many PHP developers with an awful security record. Itâ(TM)s not difficult to write a secure website with PHP. Take a look at this PHP framework for example. Proofs that there is nothing wrong with PHP.

Hear, hear. The parrot speaks!

Will it be a random-password generator or a random password-generator?