Back then, Companies are trying to make computer more faster than the first Macintosh.

But today, Companies are making computers slower than the first Macintosh in favor of their shits.

Rust language, Even though some people claim that the language is memory safe, I still find several examples, products, or projects that fail to maintain this claim.

Like I said. Even if the language is good, if some users still can't use the language correctly, the claim already sounds like nonsense.

I think it does not matter what language your program or server was written in.

After all, There's no perfect programming languange. It's all depending on how you use and take care of it.

If you could improve it, Improve it. If it serves well, Don't touch it.

Saying "Rust is better than C++" is like saying "A car is better than a machine". You are writing a program that tells the computer to do something. Remember?

Computer is not smart. So you need to be smart when developing in that language. Failure of being "smart" is no match to "you and the machine are equally dumb".

Two days ago i contacted to @smstelegram at twitter / x.com regarding problem with changing phone number.

2 days later, No replies. The recent replies on other tweet is basically two years ago.

Days later, finally changed my phone number. Without Telegram's help.

While Telegram is still mocking WhatsApp, I still need to use WhatsApp to receive my Telegram's verification code.

It has been years, folks. Unfortunately, This is the end of my journey in making YouTube proxy. Thank you for using it. I will not accept any new maintainer, But new PR is still welcome.

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Yonle

Saw someone doing a benchmark, But then spotted that they call console.log inside for loop block.

You may not call console.log at miliseconds. It's an sync function and therefore affects your code performance.

Bun? It fucks NodeJS and Deno on the 10th stage, But still got beaten by NodeJS and Deno on the 9th stage

Mike Karels died on the way home from #BSDCan, at the age of 67.

https://www.gearty-delmore.com/obituaries/michael-mike-karels

He spent 40 years working on BSD. His code appears in #FreeBSD, #OpenBSD, #NetBSD, and everywhere.

If you have used the Internet, you have used code he wrote.

Rest in Peace.

Learned constructor, Then going to went this way. Feels good damn it.