abletonlive
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It's almost as if your anecdote isn't reality or truth.
However, it's great that developers are not too concerned with backwards compatibility. It was really holding back a lot of software
So you're saying it's good at finding exploits but bad at generating code? I can tell you don't know what you're talking about because pretty much all the exploits that are being found were exploits that were enabled by human written code. So let me correct your statement for you:
There are exploits everywhere and we humans have always been bad at writing code without exploits.
You're projecting pretty hard here. That's what you think of when he says he thinks of them as a videogame. You do know that "games" on netflix are basically movies? See the recent https://www.netflix.com/games/82112833
You seem quite out of touch with what the state of media and games in general if the first thing you thought of was a game with a ladder.