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I mean, even the GNOME niggers, who literally built a whole modern DE in traditional C with manually bolted-on OOP, ended up creating an entirely new language from scratch (plus bindings for Rust, JavavScript, Python, and C#) in order to get more developers because not even trannydevs cared enough to learn all that shite, and they know how cope and dilate like nobody's business.

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I haven't used C++ in a long time but I've never seen or heard of this style of declaration. Especially since "union" is a reserved word in C.

Normally, functions are declared by stating their return type, followed by the name and the parameter list, plus the function body (the latter two is what makes them functions). There is no special keyword required, and the double arrow notation isn't a thing either. I'm only aware of a single arrow (to access members of a pointer) and the shift operator (>>), but of course C++ does allow you to overload operators and I believe even declare your own.
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Yeah, makes sense to catch it right at the input layer.

I guess having a bot do this could still be useful until the new UI is rolled out, and perhaps for posts federated from other instances that don't have this feature yet.

But whatever, I really don't HAVE to do this and it honestly doesn't seem to happen all that much anyways to be a major concern. And if it does, most browsers (at least Brave and Firefox) have a "Copy clean link" function built in nowadays.

Thanks for the update though, good to see you guys already have a handle on this. 🍻
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Credit where credit is due, the Jews have really done a bang up job of mindfucking an entire culture into believing that they’re victims when they’re actually literally running everything.

No matter how racist, sexist, or homophobic they might be, even MAGA fags will stop short of antisemitism.