LASIK isn’t life long, it corrects your vision at the time, if your prescription changes the LASIK is no longer effective. It comes down to how long you can reasonably keep a pair of glasses without breaking them.

I just buy them in the steam sale and never play them

I mean if you’ll look after my kids for a couple of weeks I’m right with you.

It’s funny how many of them seem to like national socialism

Linux, the answer is obviously Linux.

I don’t think you’re being insulted, just that the limit can be unobtainable by 99% of people and still be effective. Personally I think that’s a possible thing, but also a pointless thing, a wage cap is going to do nothing to redistribute Jeff Bezos’ wealth in a sensible manner.

Am I going clockwise or anticlockwise round the track?

It’s getting so convoluted at this point just knowing clockwise/anticlockwise is infinitely easier.

It doesn’t even bloody work, lefty tighty righty loosy is every bit as valid if the spanner is at the bottom.

Just download a book on tech savvyness.

Fair enough, what’s software/hardware support like in general?

Why openBSD though?

MS make a decent mouse as it goes.

swindled?

I kinda just hold it all in my head and fix stuff when I notice it’s broken.

Aaah aaaaaaaaah aaaAaaaah aaaaaaaaah aaaAaaaah fuck this shit, fuck it all fuck it fuck it fuck it.

And to expand a little on your point, uniformity means devs can target specific optimizations/performance. I.e. this will run like this on a Steam medium system.

To be fair you can totally bind an arbitrary number of spaces to tab in vi. I’ll dig out the syntax highlighting file some time. Oh and I use vim really.

There are no pros to tabs. Configure tabs to a number of spaces.

I use vi without syntax highlighting.