I hear that. I was refactoring a codebase and they used a special library for tooltips. There are two tool tips on the entire site and the library uses its own perverse syntax.
I’ve never got into modern JS frameworks because they seem to be utterly insane. If you need all that to build a site, you need to work on your fundamentals.
Why even bother hearing the case if you’re not going to do anything about it regardless of the outcome? To waste everyone’s time?
I suppose if you’re trying to do your part to fuel neo-feudalism then this isn’t a bad idea. Undermining your own nation’s youth seems a great way to sabotage your country on the world stage in a few decades.
Who is still using fuckin’ Twitter? Don’t go to the nazi bar.
I don’t really care much about that side of things, I simply don’t feel the value proposition to me personally is sane at the price points new games on consoles cost. The disc can be the key for all I care, but by the time I pick it up second hand I expect a fully patched experience.
If I can’t buy Xbox games second hand then I’m done with the platform going forward. Release prices take the absolute piss.
But cookies are a subset of biscuits…
Arguably if you have to work this hard to get something usable out of Windows, why bother?
Game development as a service.
On the flipside I’ve encountered docs that expect the reader to already understand the functionality in order to be able to use the docs. They seem to exist solely as a reminder to those who already know.
There’s a reason I don’t bother running my own mailservers anymore!