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>In the meantime, IDEs for web development are a few and are not very customizable by my needs

i'm a full stack web dev myself, whatever that means nowadays. i consider languages, the os, dbms, version control, virtualization, browsers, webservers, automation servers etc etc, to be my tools. not merely the the IDE or text editor. personally i hardly need anything beside emacs and zsh terminal on my 7y/o thinkpad t410. that said i do understand that different people need different tools. hope you find what you need.

>While professionals in other industries use professional tools, programmers use commodity hardware and software (the kind a homemaker would use to google a guacamole recipe). :(

i have to disagree with you here. most of the tools we use as programmers are so precise, adaptable and refined for the job that would make your average industry professional cry.

having those tools run on a guacamole-recipe machine is only a testimony to their power.

it's not just the software either; through services like AWS we have access to some of the most sophisticated and optimized computation and storage hardware on the planet.

This is a TOR exploit in the same way that downloading a blob through TOR is a TOR exploit.

duckduckgo have significantly changed the way i use the web. namely the bangs feature. simply put it's ingenious. https://duckduckgo.com/bang the search has improved in the past few years but when it fails i merely have to add a !g to the query.

This made me genuinely happy. Thanks, Obama. For real.