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Re:Web Assembly now supported across all browsers by TekMol on Monday December 04, 2017 @03:50AM (#15842539)
I don't care if jsfiddle still exists tomorrow. I just use it to quickly try something and immediately share it with others.

I don't put anything I care for on machines I don't own. I own many machines in the cloud. They are beautiful. Because they are all the same. They are virtual. They are cheap. I can create them with a click. There are so many vendors. If one of them would go away, it would not tamper with my ability to create new machines.

Re:Web Assembly now supported across all browsers by xg15 on Monday December 04, 2017 @04:07AM (#15842607)
> I own many machines in the cloud.

> They are virtual. They are cheap. I can create them with a click.

If they are virtual, you don't own them. You own an 'I promise really really hard' of some vendor at best.

Re:Web Assembly now supported across all browsers by TekMol on Monday December 04, 2017 @04:18AM (#15842641)
I own the virtual thing. It's my data. Yes, the vendor could illegaly tamper with it. Or legaly stop providing me service. But the beauty of the cloud is that it would not affect me. Because I can replace any vendor with a click.
Re:Web Assembly now supported across all browsers by stephenr on Monday December 04, 2017 @04:54AM (#15842759)
I think you're confusing the buzzword "cloud" for "rented virtual server".

None of which has anything at all to do with installing a fucking tool chain.

Re:Web Assembly now supported across all browsers by throwaway613834 on Monday December 04, 2017 @04:05AM (#15842601)
> I own many machines in the cloud. They are beautiful.

I was talking about web apps, but w.r.t. VMs... sure, at the price of your pocket though? I can run my home computer all I want and not pay for anything except the electricity and internet.