Yes it does. It's a very US thing.

It's not that hard. DigitalOcean has good guides.

This. At 18 the rules/customs are very unstable due to most people around that age being very insecure and unstable themselves.

Maybe the web has an upper level of "cool" that we've already reached. And the really cool stuff quickly gets nerfed and watered down to appeal to the masses for commercial purposes.

There is some cool shit being done, maybe just not on the web.

> Maybe the web has an upper level of "cool" that we've already reached.

The web's "upper level of cool" is being able to display a list of text and images without stutter. And it fails even at that.

All the other things that are being desperately bolted on (WASM, WebGL etc.) are just rehashes of everything we already had 20 years ago.

- Daniel Shiffman (https://natureofcode.com/, https://thecodingtrain.com/)

Nature of Code was the book that made coding click for me.

What makes it good/better? Do you any examples you can share?

Nice try ;)

And the coordination with the huge crowd.

It was a joke. The joke being that Google should launch at new product called Google Info, that would actually give you information when you search.

Use a real person, tell everyone she's virtual to protect her privacy.

Genius!

I recall pulling out of some AWS signup last minute because of this.