I'd absolutely never work with someone so arrogant (and, for lack of a more polite word, dumb, as you).
When I work for someone, I do the work they ask me and in return they pay me AND I get to learn something. For my learning process, I need the work part to be over fast. And that means I need to use stuff that I works best for me. I also need to be able to be able to fulfill my potential and spend time doing actual work (again, using tools that work for me). I don't want to spend a day setting up vscode and then realizing I can never edit as fast on it as vim what with the 300ms latency it adds to every keystroke
Since Microsoft now supports Android apps, you can expect ungoogled android to become more popular since more apps would be written which dont need play store
That's not honest. Wireguard on Linux is really hard to install. I managed to install the "server" side after a lot of huff and puff but I've given up on the "client" side. On windows, the "client" side really is as easy as you say though. It's LOVELY
When I work for someone, I do the work they ask me and in return they pay me AND I get to learn something. For my learning process, I need the work part to be over fast. And that means I need to use stuff that I works best for me. I also need to be able to be able to fulfill my potential and spend time doing actual work (again, using tools that work for me). I don't want to spend a day setting up vscode and then realizing I can never edit as fast on it as vim what with the 300ms latency it adds to every keystroke