Brendan Eich's 'Brave' seems to have just walked into a world of hurt due to its habit of soliciting donations in the name of people who have NOT given permission for it to do so (using their photograph without consent, even)

https://twitter.com/tomscott/status/1076160979388518407

A possible slogan for the OOP wars:

"Data reuse is more important than code reuse"

ie a big problem with OOP is that once data is packaged together with behaviour into a class, it's very hard to reuse that data in ways unexpected by the original class developer

worse, "not being able to get the actual data" (encapsulation) is a deliberate OOP design goal, so it is unlikely that you will be able to get your data out of an OOP system intact. Unless you store it in parallel in a non-OOP system.

A suggestion:

Replace the word 'content' with 'filler' in all Internet media contexts, since it means pretty much the same thing to an advertiser

It us

(only we have a few more than eleven people now)

https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1983-02-rescan/1983_02_BYTE_08-02_Standards#page/n71