Agreed. I found that many developers, in the pursuit of clean code, lost slight of some of the fundamentals principles of good code. I found that people were eschewing readability and modularity and calling it clean code.

Clean code became the target, not the underlying principles and the reason why we needed clean code in the first place. It became an entirely new thing that aided in producing some of the worst code I’ve read.

Oftentimes, when devs talk about “clean code” it’s a red flag for me in hiring. Some of the worst devs I’ve worked with have been clean code evangelists.

Cool.

I highly recommend waterfox

That will get him, changing the logo of an app that relies on monthly users for revenue. You showed him by doing nothing.

X gon give it to ya

They have done a lot of bad, not with threads, but with any other app. A wait and see approach to Facebook at this point is insanity.

You can block communities you don’t want to see

Half of the voting population. Less people actually agree with conservatives in the US than our voting splits indicate. They are either indifferent or have been suppressed from voting.