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The problem is that you're presuming there's a good reason or valid use case. The existence of feature or API is not evidence that it's warranted or even a goo
by cptskippy 10y ago
The problem is that you're presuming there's a good reason or valid use case. The existence of feature or API is not evidence that it's warranted or even a good idea.
My point is that you need to scrutinize things a little more and not just trust that there's a good reason for something, especially if it looks problematic.