Ah that is true, when I started programming I had a lot more of attachment to my code than now because it was so special and magic. Nowadays I do realize most

Ah that is true, when I started programming I had a lot more of attachment to my code than now because it was so special and magic. Nowadays I do realize most code (including mine) is expendable; it should be thrown under the bus when no need of it and partly rewritten to improve it; but that perfect code never gets shipped. Just try to make something that works, then improve it so it's not painful to use it but that's it. I still do not agree with the tone, but again I am not Linus nor in his shoes.