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I'm not sure it's because "no one has thought of a better one", but perhaps more that it's become the de-facto thanks to its almost universal use in software. I
by redact207 14y ago
I'm not sure it's because "no one has thought of a better one", but perhaps more that it's become the de-facto thanks to its almost universal use in software. I can't see how this could ever easily change.
- cleverjake 14y agoIsn't it the universal standard because there isn't something better? I agree though, there isn't a obvious replacement.