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But if you don't use EC2 but some bizarro provider noone really uses then you can have IPv6...

It's not well designed -- lots of special cases reserved just for the compiler, some bizarro decisions, etc.

It's like a bizarro-world balkanized Internet - like the Online Gateways (Compuserve, AOL, etc) of past years.

Will make that candidacy a worthwhile charity (supposing the bizarro candidate has reasonable probability of winning)?

It's truly bizarro world if you think the Spotify UI is good.

Now, let's assume that another nation, the Bizarro States of America, achieves the same effect, but purely through less-frequent executions.

Well, since you've staked out your reply in direct and total point-by-point opposition to my own, bizarro-world style, there isn't much room for discussion.

It's not everyone else's fault your cherished game is a bizarro outlier.

As long as it aligns 100% with the bizarro ideas of the core team regarding comment pragmas, code generation, vendoring, generics, etc.

In what bizarro world do C++ namespaces qualify as modules?

Easily, because in bizarro-one-language universe, I also have an infinite supply of monkeys.

Rust which is incomplete and too complex, Nim which is too niche, from very small vendor (a guy) and has some bizarro ideas, and that's pretty much it.

I sincerely hope you mean that the "bizarro-world" aspect of Fog Creek's products compared to TFS is that they actually are usable and work really easily.

A lot of people seem to use the bizarro-world definition of wealth as "owning cash-gobbling, depreciating assets", such as cars, clothes or (in many cases) houses.

Only in some bizarro world where "three orders of magnitude increase in performance" also means "we'll write three orders of magnitude more data into it".

The casual use of "physical substrate and support system" as if it means the very specific "body" parent talks about, which is obviously the human body the simulated brain originated in, is bizarro.

Bizarro-Briffa sent a similar letter to Bizarro-Nature warning of an unknown divergence problem and saying not to correlate tree rings to pre-1960 temperatures because it makes historical temperature look way too low.

I recently realized that between FogBugz (which my company uses for bugs, to-do items, and wiki) and Kiln (which my company is now using for Source Control/Code Reviews), the Fog Creek products are emerging as a Bizarro-world version of Microsoft's TFS.