Preference != condescension. Or preference <> condescension, if you swing that way. I'm currently dayjobbing in a world of Java on Windows. It's kinda horribl

Preference != condescension. Or preference <> condescension, if you swing that way. I'm currently dayjobbing in a world of Java on Windows. It's kinda horrible, especially after recent experience with Ruby, Docker, and fully automated infrastructure. But there's more to the job than tool choices. Fifteen years of legacy code has its own interesting challenges to overcome, and the work environment is terrific in many other ways that I probably wouldn't get at a modern startup.