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Then you figured it out late. At the latest DAO fork should have already told you that code as never law. Or really, realizing how much ETH had been left to founders and investors, even earlier than that. It started as a plutocracy, just like Urbit.

> Honestly, if as a dev your contract depended on fixed values of gas to work, then you either did a poor job, or you assumed Ethereum to be an ossified chain when it clearly is not and wont be in the near future. This is how I'd write contracts now but for example I remember after the DAO hack when people were just learning about reentrancy it was considered best practice to use `transfer()` so you don't send enough gas to do anything move the ETH and write a log entry. Solidity devs put this call in the contract for that reason and we were recommended to use it. It's been deprecated a long time people are still using the contracts I deployed from that era. Also IIUC these changes do things that aren't just shuffling constants around, for example `gasleft()` will no longer tell you how much gas you've got left (since glamsterdam complexified it and splits it into multiple budgets). It's one thing to know that the gas price of a particular call might change but it's another to anticipate how the chain might rewrite the entire concept of gas from underneath you.