Limit line lengths

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-1. n. The stuff that software writers write, either in source form or after translation by a compiler or assembler. Often used in opposition to data , which is the stuff that  operates on. Among hackers this is a mass noun, as in How much  does it take to do a bubble sort ? , or The  is loaded at the high end of RAM. Among scientific programmers it is sometimes a count noun equilvalent to program ; thus they may speak of s in the plural. Anyone referring to software as the software s is probably a newbie or a suit. 2. v. To write. In this sense, always refers to source  rather than compiled. I d an Emacs clone in two hours! This verb is a bit of a cultural marker associated with the Unix and minicomputer traditions (and lately Linux); people within that culture prefer v.  to v. program whereas outside it the reverse is normally true.
+1. n. The stuff that software writers write, either in source form or after
+translation by a compiler or assembler. Often used in opposition to data ,
+which is the stuff that  operates on. Among hackers this is a mass noun, as
+in How much  does it take to do a bubble sort ? , or The  is loaded at the
+high end of RAM. Among scientific programmers it is sometimes a count noun
+equilvalent to program ; thus they may speak of s in the plural. Anyone
+referring to software as the software s is probably a newbie or a suit. 2.
+v. To write. In this sense, always refers to source  rather than compiled. I
+d an Emacs clone in two hours! This verb is a bit of a cultural marker
+associated with the Unix and minicomputer traditions (and lately Linux);
+people within that culture prefer v.  to v. program whereas outside it the
+reverse is normally true.
+