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> because they don't have package repos just as good as npm

What? That simply is not true unless you mean "good" as in "good in spreading malware". lol

> We really don’t know what data is being accessed.

Thank you. I think there is a lot of assumption by everyone about that very thing.

They did and they were not allowed into the building.

Well, their positions are funded (depending on how FY25 funds were allocated to the agency). The order just means they can potentially not come to work until September.

They should have allowed more time to accept it AND explained more what it meant. An FAQ came out later but it was poorly implemented.

It is. Very much so.

Correct, it is only modal if JavaScript is used.

It is not T'is, it is Tis. No apostrophe.

I don't think Go was trying to capture that space really.

It isn't a group, that's why.

It certainly can.

There is no credible information that is true.

Except it is the greatest naval power in the World.

Disagree with that in the case of software.

Nah, OS/2 was visually better.

No, because Java is #2, C++ is #4, C# is #7. People just really like Python for what it brings to the table.

Raku is Perl on steroids "basically". It is still pretty slow the last I read something on it. I always enjoyed Perl even as a beginner.

It doesn't just mean "alien". It's a portmanteau or blend word. Only the xeno part means alien. The morph part describes its growth process.

The vast majority of people would not buy those.

Maybe. I have a friend that only does VB6 programming support even today. He seems to be doing okay with it.

I went to the doctor recently. I usually take what I am taking so they can see it. I was taking Sudafed and had just purchased it. She took it out of my hand and told me basically all that and threw it in the trash.

Don't call it a comeback.

UltraEdit is really good with large files.

He is talking about what most people do, MACRO evolution or one species becoming another. That doesn't happen. Micro evolution does happen and this was just observing that (finally).

MICRO evolution. Never was in question but cool to see it observable.

KeepassXC also doesn't have templates for things. It's in the works. When it comes out I might take another look at it.

That price though makes it a nope.

You mean that there is no such thing as "luck"?

I don't think the OP was making that point just that Google is now USING Kotlin.

Rosetta Code has examples of DBLs in Tcl and Tcl::OO.