Yeah and the opposite politics are bad, actually.

If you don't defend freedom of speech for people who disagree with you, _you_ are the "opposite politics".

Mass race hysteria, in the middle of a supposedly deadly pandemic, but it was okay because BLM.

Meanwhile these same people said nothing when police executed a man in his own home here in Belgium.

It's all performative bullshit, and anyone cheering this on reveals themselves for the herd animal they are.

If all you can do is flag the opposing argument out of visibility you're admitting to being both cowardly and dumb.

It's 100% factual except for the last sentence which can be argued.

Turns out the trolls have found impossible to ignore ways to interact now: they'll SWAT, Dox, and DoS you right out of your life.

Netscape 3 had so.e rudimentary dev tools, and a WYSIWYG editor that were dev tools, abd a JavaScript console.

View source has been around forever. NCSA Mosaic had it.

Twitter = chance meetings as a platform.

Right parsers make this hard, since they can't tell you what they expected at a spot; only what what they parsed could fit into.

Left parsers make it easy, but aren't as powerful.

Marpa gives you everything you need for both -- a table of "what could happen here", and can parse left languages.

yacc = LALR. The tools aren't as interesting as the algorithms.

Another downside of PEGs: The language that a union of PEGs parses can reject constructs that the individual languages support.