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Is it possible that software application developers have a deep fear/anxiety about a back-end component they rely on that uses a different programming language that they don't fully grasp? (lemmy.ml)
 

Would fight or flight kick in with their behavior in avoiding the critical deepest (crash-causing, lost-data) software component name and identity? If the mistakes in such programming languages were causing multiple independent servers to melt down in CPU overload?

Can media machines traumatize developers, if there are extreme dehumanization contents and pornography stored in that back-end critical component? If the avoided programming language and logical errors in their own responsibilities utilized the word "TRIGGER" (programming syntax), could that induce social anxiety behavior?

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Curious about Lemmy consistency in reaching peer servers. Especially nested comments. Sever A starts a thread of comments, B replies, C replies... what if A never gets the comment from B, rendered? (lemmy.ml)
 

Is it store and forward system, when a server/instance is down - I assume?

Curious how

comment from A
    reply from B
        reply from C

Works if A never gets the message from the user on instance B due to an Internet connection problems...