The improbability drive is truly completely broken.

One aspect is that there is a law in place that forbids exploitation and requires decommissioning. The current government wants to take back into production 2 phased-out NPPs and keep 6 others in service. Engie probably sees a very politicized and volatile exploitation and investment environment. Still nationalised industry is not a good idea, I think.

Did some Algol-68 and Fortran during my education. But how did you get those compilers? Your own machine or someone elses?

They could always go the way of expertS exWorker - there was precedent some 20 years ago when Experts-Exchange put the dash in their dns name.

Two decades ago, I chose a username...

"To go faster, I'll cut off my legs. Smaller frontal area, 33% mass redu cion. Big bonus on the horizon" Wise beancounter.

Netcraft confirms: human programmers are dying. And it is the holy grail for quite a few vendors since the arrival of COBOL in 1959.

When the wooshing sound has long died, your remark will still persist in this her digital ledger.

You have a point. Click.

"a generation ago" I remeber those 2021 smartphones. Those were the days

If you find yourself trying to turn a decent language A into another language B instead of using language B, is a silly idea. There are already enough C-syntax derived languages around, leave this one alone, please.

FreeOTP - Red Hat

But at least the other half is worse of than you, so you"re still ahead.

You sir, wil have to be escorted out of the Buzword Compliancy Club. What's next? Not every problem can be fixed with the holy Blokchain? Blasphemy!

Testify? Oh. I swear it isn't