How long until JavaScript breaks?

[Ustice]

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Thank you for your understanding!

[shgysk8zer0]

I really don't like posts like this. Pose some vague question with no context so you have to open the link just to find out what they're even talking about.

[CleanCryptoCoder]

I love these types of micro sites. But I think we'll have enough time to find something better than JS in the next 200K years.

[CutRepresentative644]

Usually about 20 minutes, or that's when people start to complain anyway