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# [Four lines of patched JavaScript, and the router VM that deleted them](https://jjozzietech.hashnode.dev/patch-treadmill-router-vm?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Four automation mechanisms kept four lines of JavaScript alive. A router VM deleted all of it. Patch treadmills hide their real cost until you stop.

Oct 1 · 13 min read · jjozzietech.hashnode.dev  
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