I’m of that minority. I don’t like looking at Skittles all day so I never turned it on way back when. When I see it it’s uncomfortable. But I’ve been so comfortable reading code, I don’t think I’ve felt like I’m missing something by not having syntax highlighting.
The only time it’s ever useful is on the missing braces and the such, but I’ve built so many habits that I don’t run into that often and when I do I have very simple ways of getting around it. 🤷
This makes me want to write a function for you to add to numbers where the variables are leftumber and rightnumber, instead of x and y.
Proof is the burden of those who make the assertion. Is ccleaner useless? It has yet remained to be seen.
His rationale is that on a stock install, it removes entries, and that it might break some things. But he doesn’t show much more than stuff being removed. He doesn’t reason that windows may or may not clean them up itself, or explain which programs are crashing. It’s a 6 minute video you can probably Skip. There may be better videos with more evidence out there.
This was said 20 years ago and none of it was true. Outsourcing is big but we don’t outsource our highest level jobs. The typical architect role or senior engineer roles
They would get defederated pretty quickly for all the shit they allow.
Menslib. It’s a critical look at masculinity and where do men go from here. It discusses men’s relations to things in the past and where they should be, relation to men themselves, women, children, siblings and others.
Blackfellas. Just a safe place
Even if you were to diminish any valid reasons to not add this DRM feature, what are the actual reasons they think are pro consumer?
The key takeaway for me is if you’re used to it, stopping or starting is like flipping your portrait photos on a vertical axis. I’m sure if I started and stuck with it, I would get used to it. But then I’m also picky enough that when my color schemes change from job to job, or software to software, I would just get annoyed.