and this all really comes down to good initial design and the longevity guarantees baked into javascript. maintenance costs are virtually nonexistent because of lightweight modular design and good OPP/duck typing practices, and a programming language with a rigid standardization process that never breaks old code
it's not even like a lot of code necessarily but even ignoring the vast size of my github archives the things i am actively piecing together over on gitlab are an awful lot of power for a system which has one user who is mostly coding things for her personal websites
the status.kibi.exposed version has a link https://status.kibi.exposed/topics/KibiSoftwareRelease/01838769-bea2-77f5-888a-733b993c7cf7
@aescling which is a correct read. the stance of communism is that social liberty is more important than personal liberty
@aescling i think what worries people in the US about “authoritarian” states is not that they are anti-democratic but that they are anti–personal liberty/freedom
on the other hand, it is a mechanism for encoding an identifier that every system can understand
all a URL is is a mechanism for encoding an identifier that every system can understand
how identifiers are assigned? not specified by URL
what that identifier means? not specified by URL
how to resolve that identifier? not specified (or guaranteed) by URL
it is both amazing and a real problem how many people think that URLs are somehow both more and less than this
@coriander thanks
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