She was strangled on the bed according to Dassey. Then they put her in the car and go to the garage. In the garage Avery shoot her several time, in the head and then the body. This is confirmed by the evidence (holes in her skull). Then Avery and Dassey cleaned the floor with bleach and gazoline.
He is not a teenager when he bought a pair of handcuffs and iron legs. "This was to try something new with my wife" he said, laughting. His wife is jailed at the time. What a good surprise for her, when she is released. Not to mention the project of a torture room he described to his inmates.
"Colburn calling in the plates/make/model/year for the victim's car 2 days before it was found". Should be usual when someone disappears.
"Victim's voice mail was checked at 8am the day after she was supposedly killed". By who? The family? The murder?
The series did not show the past of Avery before this affaire. Specially when he burns alive a cat while laughing. Maybe there would be less watchers to believe in his innocence!
I am currently writing on this affaire and read of lot of documents, and I have no doubt he is guilty. For the other idiot, Dassey, it is less sure.
No need to downvote a comment that exposes an opinion you disagree with (and I disagree too). The patent is clearly a joke: "A method for transferring an electronic payment between a purchaser and a merchant etc...". Instead of downvote, send a letter to your congressmen to stop this ludicrous software patent thing, it will be more useful.
You are comparing Apples and Oranges, PHP is a language, Node is a platform. Actually, Node.js is the killer app for the JavaScript language, among others. Implementing Unreal engine in asm.js is another thing you can not imagine to make in PHP.
How it compares to Gimp? I use this tool to do various processing (mainly photomontages), and there is a lot of filters, so, what is added by imageplay?
Maybe Python has all these qualities, but it is - different -. If you learn programming with Python, you have to relearn it again to use any other common language, Java, C#, JavaScript etc...
console.log("Hello") is not more complicated than print("Hello").
For the callbacks it is actually possible to not use them. See how to: http://www.xul.fr/javascript/no-callback.php (and it is even very simple). That is just a matter of style.
When I do a search, 9 out of 10 questions that are useful to me were closed as off topic. Fortunately they are not deleted. I confirm also the bias toward new users: I once registered to provide an answer which was missing to a question. Someone, an older user, modified my answer and deleted a part of it, so it then looked rather dumb. Obviously it was downvoted. I never came back.
But you are lucky if your project has a large group of programmers. There is more probably a large group of projects with a small group of programmers. There are also some large projects: Linux, KDE, LibreOffice, VLC, LLVM, etc... and none is written in Go.
There is also the sourceforge example. Since they can not make enough money with ads on the site to survive, they put them in the archives. They will die also at the end, but a lot of projects with them.
I have carefully compared the two languages and I do not see more similarity than between Go and Swift or any other language. You have yourself cited the different memory management models, and this is the main characteristic of Rust. The sole common feature is the use of LLVM.
A language that accesses the hardware (OS, drivers...). Java is definitively not a system language unlike C++. I an not sure Rust have to be a system language.