← Back to context Comment by technopol 2 years ago This seems like it would break things. 3 comments technopol Reply technopol 2 years ago I’m serious! I don’t know why we’re turning a fundamental command off, even if it didn’t work correctly for everything. Do you realize how much documentation and how many tools reference it? And it still can work. Aachen 2 years ago I think people know you're serious (I'm not one of the downvoters), but that it seems silly to stop all innovation for the sake of legacyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_ossification is a big enough problem that we're being taught about this in school so that we're aware of the problem and maybe things get better in the future qb_dp 2 years ago shocking news indeed.Major regression. How can we trust the internet now ?
technopol 2 years ago I’m serious! I don’t know why we’re turning a fundamental command off, even if it didn’t work correctly for everything. Do you realize how much documentation and how many tools reference it? And it still can work. Aachen 2 years ago I think people know you're serious (I'm not one of the downvoters), but that it seems silly to stop all innovation for the sake of legacyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_ossification is a big enough problem that we're being taught about this in school so that we're aware of the problem and maybe things get better in the future qb_dp 2 years ago shocking news indeed.Major regression. How can we trust the internet now ?
Aachen 2 years ago I think people know you're serious (I'm not one of the downvoters), but that it seems silly to stop all innovation for the sake of legacyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_ossification is a big enough problem that we're being taught about this in school so that we're aware of the problem and maybe things get better in the future
I’m serious! I don’t know why we’re turning a fundamental command off, even if it didn’t work correctly for everything. Do you realize how much documentation and how many tools reference it? And it still can work.
I think people know you're serious (I'm not one of the downvoters), but that it seems silly to stop all innovation for the sake of legacy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_ossification is a big enough problem that we're being taught about this in school so that we're aware of the problem and maybe things get better in the future
shocking news indeed.
Major regression. How can we trust the internet now ?