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In full context, it was implicitly "as opposed to anywhere else". I look at many documents every day. 90% of them are PDFs and most were Word docs before that.
by milesrout 2y ago
In full context, it was implicitly "as opposed to anywhere else".
I look at many documents every day. 90% of them are PDFs and most were Word docs before that. Pages on the web are incredibly unreliable. In the programming world random websites are more commonly used but I don't think they are actually much more reliable. A lot of online resources are just some guy's blog post. Sometimes they're great. Sometimes not.
- tasn 2y agoNo, I wasn't implying "as opposed to anywhere else". I spend much more time a day in the terminal than the browser (todos are in vim, knowledge in vimwiki, code in vim etc), but I realize not everyone is this way and the web is the much more common medium.