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> I find myself writing simpler ones and tying them together with app code just for sanity's sake.

Or just use PEG, parser combinators, or other more readable parsing abstractions

Affine and linear types and variants (ownership types, uniqueness types) can model predictable release of resources, like a compiler-enforced C++'s RAII.

As another commenter put,

> The paper explains it's because they want deterministic destructors for things like file handles.

> If you do not wish to give them the rights to your modifications, the license forbids you from using it

Unless your use qualifies as fair use

Those are racist undertones, even when put in context.

> There must be something else in the Universe to observe the single proton for it to have rotation, etc, according to quantum physics.

No, according to the Copenhagen interpretation.

I doubt bandwidth is their concern. They already wasted bandwidth by showing the anti-ad block wall.

There are many people today that want to associate themselves with Trotsky. They are called trotskyists.

That's why browsers pin the certificates of certain sites.

Car sounds are important for small children and animals in the street though.

A better analogy is with KaZaA. It's still around, but was largely replaced by BitTorrent.

They could do it, but the current leadership doesn't seem interested.

I just want to give a name to this for whoever want to Google more: novelty seeking.

Simply return an HTTP error code if your server doesn't want to spend resources with my request. HTTP 500 perhaps.

Who?