User talk:Sirmethos

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Community

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gollark: I thought they stopped hereditary peerages from hereditating.
gollark: In a very real sense, all code in C is extremely horribly unsafe until you prove otherwise.
gollark: yes.
gollark: C++ is like C but stupider and more complicated.
gollark: Well, they shouldn't be using C or C++, really.
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