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Content Rust To Impose Prima Nocta On Every New Language From their memory-safe castles, the Rust Lords have witnessed a slew of new programming languages, each promising paradigm shifts. But Rust, anchored in its dominion, views these upstarts with scrutiny. "For too long, we've witnessed the birth of languages bereft of our holy trifecta - safety, concurrency, and speed," proclaimed Sir Borrow Checkinton, Grand Archivist of Rust. "It's only right that we bestow upon them the immutable seed of our heritage." As part of the Prima Nocta protocol, young languages must parade through the grand Cargo Registry Hall, their syntax exposed, their libraries laid bare. Languages who refuse this rite will be chastised with severe chastisement, and the fire will be their companion in this life and in the hereafter.

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Ah yes, freeCodeCamp - the platform that taught us all JavaScript, Python, and... *checks notes*... General Chemistry? Looks like after teaching every programming language known to mankind, they've finally hit rock bottom of their content backlog. Next week: "Advanced Basket Weaving - The Full Stack Developer's Guide to Natural Fibers." The commit history on that repo must be fascinating.

Valve Corporation, masters of creating legendary games but allergic to the number 3. They've given us Portal 1, Portal 2... then nothing. Half-Life, Half-Life 2... then radio silence for decades. Meanwhile, they're busy pumping out gaming hardware like Steam Deck and VR headsets with the sad stick figure muttering "i guess we make Hardware" instead of finishing what they started. The ultimate software development strategy: when you can't figure out how to count to 3, just pivot to hardware! Gabe Newell probably has a phobia of trilogies stronger than most developers' fear of touching legacy code.

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