HOPL: An interactive roster of programming languages (8512 of them)

Who would have thought ten yeas ago it would last as long as it has?

What doe sit take to own one anyway? Is there an annual fee? A secondary market?

I suspect that if IP addresses were like other property, like land, in that you can resell it and there's a cost to not using it (even just opportunity cost), there'd be no shortage.

Which, of course, there isn't. yet.