Removed some stuff from harmful/software because the articles where useless

which doesn't mean the software doesn't suck.

.gitignore

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 _werc
 sitemap.gz
 sitemap.txt
+deploy.sh

harmful/software/c#.md

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->\>c#

harmful/software/exa.md

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-# exa sucks
-
->NAME
-
->     exa - a modern replacement for ls
-
-Oh, a repleacement for ls!
-
-~~~
-qorg@satania ~ > exa -p    
-Unknown argument -p
-~~~
-
-Huh? Why can't I tell exa to put a / at the end of every directory?
-
-~~~
-qorg@satania ~> exa -s
-Flag -s needs a value (choices: name, Name, size, extension, Extension, 
-modified, changed, accessed, created, inode, type, none)
-~~~
-
-HUH?
-
-What was wrong with ls(1)?
-
-Plus it's written in Rust.

harmful/software/latex.md

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-<style>
-li {color:white;}
-</style>
-# BLOAAAAAAAAAAT
-
-* LaTeX is bloated as shit. Maximum install is more than 3GB.
-* Good luck with UTF-8 support.
-* Syntax is horrible: \\textbf{Text in bold} -> **Text in bold**. Even HTML is easier to read.
-
-## Alternatives to LaTeX
-
-* Groff 
-* Troff
-* Pandoc with postscript

harmful/software/scheme.md

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-<style>
-li {color:white;}
-</style>
-# Scheme sucks (but less)
-
-* Scheme standard is really minimalist and specific
-
-This implies that an scheme implementation implements it as the
-creator wants. They include libraries and extensions which can make an
-implementation incompatible with another. They need "
-Scheme Requests for Implementation" to solve that problem.
-
-### Variables and procedures
-
-Scheme uses the same namespace for variables and procedures. So you
-can't give the name "list" to a variable. Instead you can see ```xs``` or ```lst```
-

harmful/software/stackoverflow.md

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-# StackOverflow is a mess
-
-Stackoverflow users don't know how to answer the question. I'll prove
-this with a meme:
-
-![](https://lainsafe.delegao.moe/files/eZSRHUEP.png)
-
-stackoverflow: how do i do this in stock C?  
-answer: here's my response for C++
-
-## Alternatives to StackOverflow
-
-* Manpages
-* Books
-* <https://perlmonks.org>
-* necking yourself