Make it deceptively easy to read.
It appears easy to read in a review of the code, but upon any further glance, to actually keep it up, the only one who can understand it is you.
Make it deceptively easy to read.
It appears easy to read in a review of the code, but upon any further glance, to actually keep it up, the only one who can understand it is you.
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That’s what Georgians thought in 2020. They voted anyway.
And then Georgia flipped blue.
I mean if I name them do I have to own the domain or…
Damn, if only the systems your phone network were ran on hadn’t been forcibly closed source and scared good devs from interacting with you because of your sue-happy nature regarding BSD/Unix.
Sweet, Sweet, Linear Algebra
…who wrote in-line assembly.
“Legacy code” Aka the fear of getting sued by Oracle for literal nonsense.
While I see an extensive amount of “Embrace, Extend, Extinguish” and do agree that this is the typical logic of Microsoft.
It’s obvious this is to try and avoid getting hit with similar monopoly accusations that their competitors are receiving.
“Look, Look!! We support other Operating Systems! We have a guide! We’re not a monopoly! See, See!!”
He knows, it’s why he bought twitter.
Grub and GrubHub