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This is so true tho
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XKCD #2347: Dependency
An interactive version of the famous comic
Also extremely stable.
What do we think the blocks on the right represent? Projects like TempleOS?
ffmpeg is a good candidate im p sure
Nah that's used by a ton of projects and websites
Calling ffmpeg a failed project is exactly what the comic is talking about lol. It's a fantastic project and people don't know how much water it carries
Sounds about right. Those things that are worked on by people who for whatever reason have unlimited free time and can hence afford to reinvent the wheel. SerenityOS is another example
By gods, the interactive one is great!
All I get is “Browser wants to open another app” which I have never allowed… D:
If you have Wikipedia set to open browser links that's most likely what happened.
That is if you have the Wikipedia app installed.
Nah, I don’t have like any apps, and don’t like things trying to install them :I
Wasn't sure whether you were using mobile or not.
I have Wikipedia set to ask to open links to Wikipedia on my phone. I thought it may have been something like that.
Aha! Nah, I’m seeing that on an iPhone with Firefox Focus.
Wat.
Just loads in for me.
I didn’t know how much I needed the interactive version until now.
I just touched the white void to the right of the structure, and slowly saw all modern infrastructure collapse.