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You know you're in tech when the guy who built the foundation of modern computing gets the same respect as someone who made a library that's been stuck on version 0.1.3 for over two decades and somehow still runs half the internet.
Jeeves Askins over here literally invented the theoretical framework everything is built on, while PissJar_Dev created a JavaScript library in 2002 that's held together with duct tape and prayers—yet both are equally revered. The kicker? PissJarLib probably has more daily users than people who understand Turing machines.
And let's be real: Stack Overflow doesn't copy from Jeeves because you can't ctrl+c theoretical computer science papers. But that one-liner from PissJar_Dev's GitHub? That's getting copied into production code as we speak, no attribution, no shame.
In any other field, this would be insane. But here? Just another Tuesday in software development where ancient code and ancient wisdom get equal billing.
