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The evolution of text editors told through the lens of broken friendships. We've all been there—you started coding with Notepad++ like it was your ride-or-die, then Sublime Text came along with its sleek UI and multi-cursor magic, and suddenly you're acting like Notepad++ never existed. Now Sublime Text is getting the same treatment because VS Code (represented by that orange Sublime logo) showed up with IntelliSense, integrated terminal, extensions for literally everything, and—oh yeah—it's free. No more "unregistered" popup guilt trips. The crossed-out Notepad++ at the bottom really drives home the point: it's not just replaced, it's erased from memory . The text editor graveyard is real, and we're all guilty of moving on without looking back. RIP to the tools that taught us to code before we got fancy with our IDEs.

When someone says they "really like writing in C," what they actually mean is C++. The stick figure excitedly points to "C with classes" while the brutal reality of pure C programming reveals itself: "segmentation fault (core dumped)." It's like saying you enjoy swimming with sharks when you've only been in a pool with a plastic toy shark. Pure C doesn't forgive your memory management sins—it just kills your program and walks away without even leaving a note.

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