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I did some research on the blacks

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Sees the title: It’s npm isn’t it?

clicks: Yeah, It’s npm…

I don’t feel optimistic after Trump’s talk with Xi either.

Classic “over the shoulder”. 🙂

This isn’t a support group… If you want to know if it’s worth it to you to do something then that’s a judgement call we can’t make for you.

In my, let’s just say “many”, years of development I’ve learned a dozen or so languages. Basic, Pascal, c, c++, assembly (x86), Java, ksh, bash, vb, powerbuilder, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, R, go, rust… I never asked anyone “is it worth learning” though. All languages have similarities which makes it easier to move from one to another. But they also have differences which expand your way of thinking. You learn from them all.

If learning is “worth it” to you, then do it. If not, then don’t. I can’t decide that for you.

Is it worth to learn javascript

Sure. Learn it and every other language you come across. Why wouldn’t you?

Same, though recently I’ve been using httpie which gives a bit of a cleaner cli.

https://httpie.io/cli

Yes

And most of them probably do it through a computer screen rather than face to face.

Your friendly reminder that you can seek whatever dollar figure you like in a lawsuit.

It’s not for spies, they’re the ones who don’t register. But diplomats and others legitimately working on behalf of a foreign nation are the ones expected to register.

Christ.

That’s hardly their only problem…

Dallas-area megachurch pastor

Well there’s your problem. These guys know as much about the Bible as Trump.

What are you doing that requires 64 bit math or memory addressing?

What the article is say is, rather than trusting a service provider to protect your privacy, stick to using services you control,

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This makes zero sense… Protocols do not “exist”. They are run as services. And the entities behind those services can be subject to the laws of the jurisdiction they belong to.

The law doesn’t specify services, it specifies types of services. It doesn’t care what protocol you’re using.