I think I agree to some degree, but I think I would still recommend this to a friend if they asked about something related. At best, at least for me, I think i

I think I agree to some degree, but I think I would still recommend this to a friend if they asked about something related. At best, at least for me, I think it would be nice to have a process for someone who hasn't figured out what works for them best, so they can at least be knowledgeable of and refer to a way of approaching a task they want to achieve if they feel like they don't have one. And at worse, it would save me time trying to codify my way of doing things and trying to tailor it to who is asking. It was also kind of interesting reading this, and thinking "this process seems too rigid for me", as I was thinking about how yesterday I decided to hack at firefox's http client and set the user agent based on the current most popular user-agent field from the public data released by companies like statcounter or the most frequent user agent sent over a local network while at the same time thinking, "if I followed this more closely I could have saved some time in some places".