I don't remember. It was many lair moons ago. I mentioned it and very few people showed interested. It's hard to convince people to change their habits and try out new tools.
I am the walking truth of that statement, sadly. But its not new things I hate, it the malicious potential and (and liveliness of it these days) that I avoid, actually its been that way since I was young. Thats why I made my own excel clone and almost anything I ever needed to use in one of my programs...which is how I learned so much of the bottom level code.
Except for reinventing the entire internet from the void (that would take a good sized and skilled team of adept programmers a very very long time--I'm talking everything), or reverting 'entirely' to assembly to remake C itself, although I do dabble in it when i need extremely fast execution and I have been able to beat languages like C# by seconds in certain tasks even if they relied on assembly code themself and were declared to run as the so called "deprecated" and usafe versions.
Sorry, I went programmer mode before checking in for the night
Ya..uh, english version...
People i my experience generally tend to always try to gain something even when released a program as open source/free or giving away anything free at all particularly corporations so I have a trust level of negative NaN (not a number, too large) lmao.
I prefer to read, learn, and remake my own of every program that interests me rather than rely on third party tools or programs...which leaves me half in the stone-age, but skilled at the true low-level functionality of almost every aspect of a computer program.
So I'm not o the most-wanted list as fire as jobs go, but most programmers don't even understand whats under the layers of the code they do use...and if that code fails or has a flaw--so does anything relying on it. I had to rewrite the copy command in DOS so it would stop failing when SD Card adapter ejected during huge transfers at one point
I mean wtf Microsoft, you can't even fix that?
Sorry, doing it again. I'm done...ya, I hate using new tools...but I hate you thinking your opinion would be frowned upon when someone was interested even more so, that was my original meaning for both of these posts. Sorry for the god forsaken coding rant.
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