@Flamestro rot is caesar cipher

how 2 encrypt: base64 | base64 | base64 | base64 and so on...

long overdue funeral for COBOL

I don't know if this would work, but you could probably manipulate the content with JS. That's probably how they did it previously.

This is a horrible idea. Wait, sorry, I meant thir is a horrible idea.

Thanks for making me want to eat a Snickers bar

@electrineer I couldn't find a reason for it in the other comments.

Why is it printed out?

Argh, missed the 5 minute edit time. didn't know that was a thing, I'm new to this website. sorry :-( I might just delete this post since it's wrong.

@kiki Ah, turns out I was wrong. I had heard it from a friend and I haven't actually read the TOS. Sorry. However, as far as I know, GitHub does have the right to use portions of your code regardless of license as long as the repository is public as evidenced by CoPilot. Thank you for your comment, I will remove that part from my rant.

Sorry, I didn't catch that. What did they think about our opinion of Windows 11? They should repeat it a couple more times. Just in case.

the next step from "serverless"