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Well, there goes one of my predictions 😒 I was convinced such a "Tramp, but using an ad-hoc server one the remote side" would use a server written in Perl (in my original prediction, 20 years ago), then revised to Python. I think I would have counted partial points for one based on Scheme or Tcl, but I definitely did not foresee Rust coming.

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