> It is easy to forget how much the internet, and the WWW in particular, has changed programming. It really hasn't. It's just that web programming gets all th

> It is easy to forget how much the internet, and the WWW in particular, has changed programming. It really hasn't. It's just that web programming gets all the attention. Those who write hardware controllers or do embedded use bit manipulation every day. But, really, if web devs aren't familiar with this, why not? Do they not have settings to toggle in their apps?