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For people who actually use them, are current open alternatives that bad in comparison?

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For people who actually use them, are current open alternatives that bad in comparison?

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ITS IN FUCKING COBOL 😭

I didn’t see that coming goddamn, and you say this runs everything?
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  A billion devices run ~~java~~ cobol

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