time to sell the shares
No! No Rust. Get over it.
Rust isn't the holy fucking spirit, dude. Jesus
Assume the firmware is written in C, first. That makes your question moot by definition. Thanks.
>but Rust has had a lot of high-profile, high-traffic deployments in the last year. But honestly, the high order bit is: Name them, and then, maybe, you will have a valid point. Until then you're just spewing shit, as…
You are such a tool
The first rule of Rust club is chew food while shouting Rust
Rust rust rust! stuffs mouths with cheerios, shouting while chewing Rust! Arghhhhh R U S T U S T
>Mozilla cannot make decisions about Rusts future. Sure they can, just unofficially.
Mozilla is essentially the reason why Rust is where it is today. They also have more _influence_ and stake in Rust than any other business today. They are basically Rust, regardless of what meaningless, easily loopholed…
lisp or python obv
Still shilling Rust after being fucked over by the company who made it?
time to sell the shares
No! No Rust. Get over it.
Rust isn't the holy fucking spirit, dude. Jesus
Assume the firmware is written in C, first. That makes your question moot by definition. Thanks.
>but Rust has had a lot of high-profile, high-traffic deployments in the last year. But honestly, the high order bit is: Name them, and then, maybe, you will have a valid point. Until then you're just spewing shit, as…
You are such a tool
The first rule of Rust club is chew food while shouting Rust
Rust rust rust! stuffs mouths with cheerios, shouting while chewing Rust! Arghhhhh R U S T U S T
>Mozilla cannot make decisions about Rusts future. Sure they can, just unofficially.
Mozilla is essentially the reason why Rust is where it is today. They also have more _influence_ and stake in Rust than any other business today. They are basically Rust, regardless of what meaningless, easily loopholed…
lisp or python obv
Still shilling Rust after being fucked over by the company who made it?