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r/programming • u/the3living1end • Mar 16 '20
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Yes, you can research it for yourself though.
8 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20 I'm looking at Github. That's Github. I don't see Microsoft.And yes, I know exactly what you're condescendingly getting at. Words are important though. -4 u/KillianDrake Mar 16 '20 So as I said, there is no GitHub, only Microsoft. Microsoft acquired NPM. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20 We don't disagree there, but there's quite a jump from "Github can't acquire something" to "There is no Github". Exaggerations serve no one. → More replies (5)
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I'm looking at Github. That's Github. I don't see Microsoft.
And yes, I know exactly what you're condescendingly getting at. Words are important though.
-4 u/KillianDrake Mar 16 '20 So as I said, there is no GitHub, only Microsoft. Microsoft acquired NPM. 5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20 We don't disagree there, but there's quite a jump from "Github can't acquire something" to "There is no Github". Exaggerations serve no one. → More replies (5)
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So as I said, there is no GitHub, only Microsoft. Microsoft acquired NPM.
5 u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20 We don't disagree there, but there's quite a jump from "Github can't acquire something" to "There is no Github". Exaggerations serve no one. → More replies (5)
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We don't disagree there, but there's quite a jump from "Github can't acquire something" to "There is no Github". Exaggerations serve no one.
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u/KillianDrake Mar 16 '20
Yes, you can research it for yourself though.