> Obviously, hacking into a bare shell or IDE without any outside info is not how people use computers nowadays. Furthermore, the above reads like a parent tryi

> Obviously, hacking into a bare shell or IDE without any outside info is not how people use computers nowadays. Furthermore, the above reads like a parent trying to recreate his own life in the life of a child. The world is different, surely. different for sure, most people use computers as spectators, computers happen to them; of course they can enjoy it, just as you can enjoy music without making music. But sometimes I feel musicians appreciate music in a different way, same as woodworkers appreciate a nice table in a different way. Reminds me of 'What I can not create, I do not understand' (Feynman's last board), but not entirely in the way he meant it.