> On the other hand, the modern carpenters sometimes go a littler overboard with their tools and have problems that old-school carpenters don't have, especially

> On the other hand, the modern carpenters sometimes go a littler overboard with their tools and have problems that old-school carpenters don't have, especially with their tools randomly stopping working in the middle of a job. It might not be often, but it happens. Great extra point. I'm often surprised at how much random breakage other people just accept as normal in "modern" webdev (meaning, for better or worse, you're involving javascript somewhere in the process). Put another way, I'm frustrated by how much I'm expected to just 'deal with' because a seeming large number of other people don't see a problem with it (or don't see enough of a problem with it).