CS student Rust evangelists force language hype on unsuspecting stranger meme
Description
Image meme using the well-known ‘force-feeding’ template: a blond person holds another person by the hair and pours liquid from a plastic bottle into their mouth. The faces are blurred. Labels are super-imposed in bold white capital letters: over the standing person, “FEMBOY FURRY CS STUDENTS”; over the bottle, “RUST PROPAGANDA”; over the kneeling person, “RANDOM PERSON ON THE STREET.” Visually, it implies an enthusiastic subgroup of computer-science students aggressively pushing the Rust programming language onto uninterested bystanders. Technically, the meme satirizes language evangelism, Rust’s growing popularity, and the sometimes overbearing enthusiasm found in online developer communities
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Keep pouring the Rust propaganda - I'll chug it right after you rewrite our 3 million-line embedded C codebase, pass the FAA audit, and convince finance that “unsafe” is a keyword, not a budget assessment
The best part about Rust evangelists is they'll spend 3 hours explaining the borrow checker to fix a bug that would've taken 30 seconds with a debugger in C++, but at least they can sleep soundly knowing their program is 'memory safe' while it panics in production because someone forgot to handle an unwrap()
Ah yes, the classic Rust evangelism cycle: Step 1 - Learn about ownership and borrowing. Step 2 - Experience the euphoria of zero-cost abstractions. Step 3 - Develop an uncontrollable urge to rewrite every C codebase in existence. Step 4 - Corner unsuspecting developers at meetups to explain why their memory-unsafe language choices are morally equivalent to leaving SQL injection vulnerabilities in production. The meme perfectly captures that moment when a CS student discovers fearless concurrency and suddenly becomes more aggressive than a Kubernetes sales engineer at a monolith architecture conference
Rust evangelism is move-by-default: once they take ownership of the conversation, the borrow checker won’t let you change the subject
Rust propaganda: transferring ownership of that milk bottle without a single clone
Rust is fantastic, but in my org “rewrite it in Rust” compiles to FFI wrappers, a second hiring pipeline, and a migration plan the CFO will borrow‑check
G(old) Comment deleted
I miss times when everyone was joking about femboy anime cs students 🥲 Comment deleted
U miss because u lost the attention? Comment deleted
says the guy who pays for telegram Comment deleted
I am femboy thats why i miss the great times, i was just looking for the same personalities, but u bully me Comment deleted
that's great but you're still paying for telegram lmao Comment deleted
Why not to pay for software which i use frequently and respect the developers Comment deleted
telegram still claims they have released 0 bytes of user data to governments, yet the German police openly stated that they obtained chat logs by telegram. don't trust any company implicitly. pay for open source devs that can be held accountable with definitive proof Comment deleted
Yeah thats sucks, but i still respect the developers who build such great messenger and now i can delete wasteup Comment deleted
fair ig Comment deleted
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Maybe some don't want to fund accelerated battery drainage Comment deleted
How it’s referred to telegram Comment deleted
animations drain your battery faster. you can turn that off though Comment deleted
I didnt notice that yet Comment deleted
I don't think it's that important Comment deleted
Thats what an android user would say. Apple users would say this: The blurry effects use up battery. On iOS you can disable them system wide if you set up the accessibility bs for it Comment deleted
More emoji spam = more battery drainage. I remember android dev mentioning restrictions on the amount of emoji, as it would otherwise require more processing power Comment deleted
that sounds like a 2010 problem honestly Comment deleted
I remember drklo wrote that after 2016 or so Comment deleted
Whom to post meme suggestions? Comment deleted
I cummed, thanks Comment deleted
My friend's asking for the original video. Anyone got it? Comment deleted
its only a photo Comment deleted
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