The Y2K38 Apocalypse Warning Sticker

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Content Terry A. Davis VS. Sharp Jawline 2 megabyte distribution Wrote his own C dialect, compiler, and entire OS Can talk to god Had no outside help Pope of whites Married to a smart hot e-girl Downloads his OS like a white man using an iso file(easy to install) Terry made TempleS free for use and editing Started at ticketmaster 1990 was nice to who he worked with Linus Torvalds Overweight and Gross No 2 megabyte distribution only wrote linux kernel Stupid athiest Didn't even write all of linux still a stupid athiest married his own student Found linux hard to install milked shittons of money out of linux didn't start at ticketmaster 1990 Total dickhead

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The Rust evangelists have reached maximum overdrive. Someone's made a YouTube thumbnail so apocalyptic it looks like Rust just declared war on the entire Linux ecosystem. A giant flaming mecha-Rust literally obliterating poor Debian into smithereens while the clickbait title screams about "nuking 8 entire architectures." The reality? Rust is gradually being adopted into the Linux kernel and various system-level projects, which means dropping support for some obscure architectures that don't have proper Rust compiler support. But why say "phasing out legacy architecture support" when you can make it look like Transformers: Age of Extinction? The "Rust Derangement Syndrome" title perfectly captures the collective panic/excitement/hysteria that happens whenever Rust touches anything. Half the community treats it like the second coming of memory safety, while the other half acts like their beloved C code just got personally attacked. Meanwhile, Debian maintainers are probably just quietly updating their build configs and wondering why there's a kaiju battle in the thumbnail.