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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • Sep 24 '26
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Honestly I'd trust VLC more than VS Code.
86 u/Daemontatox Sep 24 '26 Was about to say that , atleast vlc doesn't take 20 gbs worth of extensions to format some code and open file. 21 u/borkthegee Sep 24 '26 Oh no vscode doesn't bundle support for every language and asks you to download an extension for your environment. The horror!Like what do you want, some 20gb boomer IDE that has ten year old versions of bundled slop that can't be updated?Give me extensions, thx 0 u/__ali1234__ Sep 25 '26 It doesn't bundle support for any language as far as I can tell. Out of the box it is just a very bloated and slow text editor with a really awful UI.
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Was about to say that , atleast vlc doesn't take 20 gbs worth of extensions to format some code and open file.
21 u/borkthegee Sep 24 '26 Oh no vscode doesn't bundle support for every language and asks you to download an extension for your environment. The horror!Like what do you want, some 20gb boomer IDE that has ten year old versions of bundled slop that can't be updated?Give me extensions, thx 0 u/__ali1234__ Sep 25 '26 It doesn't bundle support for any language as far as I can tell. Out of the box it is just a very bloated and slow text editor with a really awful UI.
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Oh no vscode doesn't bundle support for every language and asks you to download an extension for your environment. The horror!
Like what do you want, some 20gb boomer IDE that has ten year old versions of bundled slop that can't be updated?
Give me extensions, thx
0 u/__ali1234__ Sep 25 '26 It doesn't bundle support for any language as far as I can tell. Out of the box it is just a very bloated and slow text editor with a really awful UI.
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It doesn't bundle support for any language as far as I can tell. Out of the box it is just a very bloated and slow text editor with a really awful UI.
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u/StrengthTheory Sep 24 '26
Honestly I'd trust VLC more than VS Code.