I'm nearly 30 years into my career and I feel like the tools today are so broken that if I was going to "fix" them that's all I would ever be doing. I write a

I'm nearly 30 years into my career and I feel like the tools today are so broken that if I was going to "fix" them that's all I would ever be doing. I write a bunch of my code on Linux with Clio and for the last several years that "tool" has gotten buggier abd buggier. Sometimes there's a similar issue with breakpoints not breaking. But I just can't be bothered anymore. If something doesn't work out of the box it doesn't work and I simply move on and find another way around the issue. Life's too short to fix other people's code too.