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Please, do explain the joke for the rest of us.

Really? I had no idea. Is this because pirated content is readily available in the russian language?

I am as skeptical of their corporate practices as the next guy, but I don't believe they planned their products would be used for such things.

>forEach emphasizes you are operating on each element of the loop in a semi-independent fashion and you explicitly don't have access to any kind of intermediary index/iterator variable.

I disagree with this point, specifically for JavaScript the for...of syntax is more pleasant to read and also does not infer that any index access is gonna be done. And as a plus, it is easier to be used with async/await.

I am not a legal advisor, but I believe the matter is settled by what you said:

> I don't have enough info to identify a unique user

If it is not user identifying information, then it should not be an issue.

I wonder as to what types of functions the author speaks of on "Make custom functions, don't rely on the platform". The article mentions a "PHP 4.x. (application) which is now running on PHP 8.0". Does that mean that the author has avoided using portions of the PHP API? If so, is anyone able to think of something that the author could have done in this case?

Honestly, why should any regulator bother with this? It's video games, it is clearly not any kind of essential infrastructure/software.

>This is why I don't code as a job

What do you do for a living instead?

I belive this is a really good take on the matter, and somehow you are the first person I see bringing it up.

I don't understand the upsides of having your queries in separate sql files. May I ask you to elaborate a bit on this point? Thank you very much.

Laptops were so sexy back then.

But I do.

Lovely work!

Please, post some examples.

I feel bad about you man, and I wish people in this website could recognize your experience rather than simply downvote it because it is not aligned with their political views.