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  • wolf@lemmy.ziptoProgrammer Humor@lemmy.mlLeast Favorite IDE ngl
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    5 months ago

    Eclipse has its share of problems (and outdated UI and workflows), still I’ll happily use it over IntelliJ w/o hesitation.

    Funnily enough, a lot of other (Java)Senior developers who tried both are fine with Eclipse, too.

    Besides the astroturfing from IDEA which is really annoying, Eclipse integrates far better with standard build tools and is our last descend Open Source IDE (Netbeans effectively being a zombie at this time).

    IDEA is already pushing/forcing their own solutions/build tools/etc. to up sell their shit, once Eclipse is gone, there will be no alternative and IDEA/IntelliJ will start the entshittifaction…

    People really forgot what a shit show were the 90s, paying lots of money for commercial IDEs.


  • Digital, unless I really want the book and it is only analog.

    The analog form factor of books is IMHO much nicer, and I understand everyone who doesn’t like digital books.

    Stil, for me going digital beats analog:

    • Having books always in my pocket, I never wonder what to do if I have to wait somewhere
    • Going for work/leisure travel, always fully stocked with interesting reading material
    • Learning from books and making notes? Digital makes it far easier
    • I mostly read English books for learning and in my country one has to pay a heavy surcharge for English books

    I also have to say, Amazon really earned all the critic it gets, but their Kindle apps and physical devices are awesome. It is easy to buy DRM free books and read/sync them with Amazon kindle infrastructure (send to device etc.).










  • Seriously, I have no idea how one could brush teeth in 2 minutes. I brush gently, use the simple swipe away from the gum technique and just work systematic chewing surfaces, inner surfaces, outer surfaces. Each part gets 2-3 swipes. I had a professional dental cleaner teach this technique to me, and she also told me that she couldn’t finish within 3 minutes. (Do not misunderstand me; I would happily get away with 2 minutes.) BTW flossing is another interesting topic, AFAIK there is no study which can show that flossing helps your teeth/gum. (I floss daily, but I just cannot understand why there is no study which supports this practice.)