Don't like the lecturing tone of this article. This seems entirely successful to me and retired crappy and insecure behavior. The idea that you can never brea

Don't like the lecturing tone of this article. This seems entirely successful to me and retired crappy and insecure behavior. The idea that you can never break anything means that some historical mistakes can never get fixed. The someone complains about how the language / operating system is a bolted on mess of nonsense and people go chasing after the next hot thing which has the benefit of just being newer and being able to get away with breaking changes because people on the bleeding edge put up with it. The linux kernel is probably striking the right balance here, and I doubt that this one breakage is a sign of the decay and downfall of the Empire.