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What's the point of shit like web assembly and frameworks that try to extract as much performance as possible out of the abomination that is JS when every single website on the internet is behind a five seconds humanity check sponsored by cloudflare?
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There isn't other than "whoops flash is dead".
No company would ever want to make full use of web assembly nor html5 because it would mean having to hire someone competent and nobody wants to pay for that.
In a vacuum it makes sense but in real life uh yeah not fucking happening lmao



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