Yeah stupid people making UIs for end-users and not for programmers!

I'm sure graphic designers have a load to complain about how you're incompetent too, while we're at it. Show me a bad metro UI by a graphic designer and I can show you an awful UI by a programmer. The opposites of this are also true. It's almost as though you'd have to work together as a team to produce something that's simple, clean, aesthetically pleasing, intuitive, and functional! But actually communicating what you need to a non-programmer? The horror!

GUIs are the way of the future and the metro style is here to stay. But if you don't like that you're welcome to go play around on COBOL or something.

The horror!

We may end up with intuitive and user-friendly software, oh no!

Why not include both?

How much money will it cost to reach a compromise?

I expect a prompt reply, I've got a golf game at three.

It's not like it's going anywhere, right guys?

I'm an investor. I prefer thinking for the long term.

It's strange that businesses oppose raising wages. It's like the prisoner's dilemma and everyone wants to screw everyone else over.

Look, you'll pad profits for a short while (maybe), but in the long run it's detrimental to the entire economy since the bulk of the population ends up with less spending power. If corporations were forced to pay their workers fair rates everyone would benefit.

It starts at the top. There's a reason why those things didn't happen when Ballmer was in charge.

You've picked the wrong field if you wanted something like that. Technology evolves fast. Keep up or drop behind; if you don't like it then maybe you should have been a history major.

I'm writing this from a das with Cherry MX Blue keys. And I'm only a hobbyist programmer.

They do have a fix. It's called privatization.

In other words they want the system to keep failing so they can push private schools.

I'm an investor, so yes.

(Just kidding immigrants do it for cheaper.)

Wait, you wrote stuff for .NET and you can't port it to other platforms?

Have you ever heard of design paradigms?

Google seems intent on going the wrong way.

So you're telling me it has a whole $20 worth of components?

I mean, including your very own plastic case. Impressive!