:) Although I do agree - PHP is definitely on the way out. Ever since they addressed their memory leak issue (related to the -> operator) by just implementing an error for code that would cause the memory leak condition, I have seen PHP's support steadily decline... I mean come on... If your code had a condition that resulted in a memory leak, wouldn't you correct the issue instead of saying "well then don't do that"?
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