I am not agitated, i am baffled by the stupid recommendation of microsoft employees I don't use vscode myself, i pity the ones who have to use it -- > Everyo

I am not agitated, i am baffled by the stupid recommendation of microsoft employees I don't use vscode myself, i pity the ones who have to use it -- > Everyone should have backups of all their important files, and this is never (solely) to protect them from the dangers of 'opening in a text editor', but to protect them from accidental corruption or loss from any cause. Nobody said they opened an important file, stop trying to make it sound like the user is stoopid What if you want to open a temp file you copy pasted from a blog post, you don't back up this, you can go back and copy/paste again, but the fact remains, the software is trash > For a c++ developer, with at least one source file > 3k loc, who'd gone out of their way to install a c++ extension, and then enabled a pre-release flag for that extension, I'm supremely surprised they weren't ahead of the curve on this. Yeah, again the user is the one to blame, not the stoopid software that is broken and needs pre-release flags to function correctly They can nuke my computer too because it is a "pre-release flag" after all, what, you don't backup your whole computer? you stoopid user Loosing time, being disrespected by software company who spit bloated trash at you and then blame you for trying to make said software a little bit better