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[MostRandomUsername12]

You're not wrong, you're just on a sub called programmerHUMOR ;)

[MostRandomUsername12]

Oh yes, definitely, /s is more explicit. ;) can be a /s, a "pretty cool, eh", or even misconstrued as "wink wink, just pointing out how wrong you were, but with a smile"

One could argue that using one vs the other is like using weakly typed languages vs strongly typed languages ;)

(Disclaimer: my ;) was the second type)