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I would assume that it usually IS a feature on the top of a list... but then they actually start to work on it, and a new fresh set of young developers get expo
by samplatt 3y ago
I would assume that it usually IS a feature on the top of a list... but then they actually start to work on it, and a new fresh set of young developers get exposed to the nightmarish clusterfuck that is datetimes and networking, and then it eventually gets rejected.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 3y agoWindows, after 30 years and billions of development dollars, couldn't make ntp work. I still must set time manually once a month.
- bryanrasmussen 3y agothis implies that at some point NTP won't be implemented anywhere because the fresh sets of young developers are too delicate to handle the problems of various older technologies that everything depends on?