I don't judge people based on race, color or gender.
I judge people based on the software they use.

Beware when they bring out the torches and pitchforks 😂

and whether they use shortcuts

How about not judging people at all?

@codepoet not funny.

@c2wiki I didn't say it was funny.

I judge by their code

Fucking softwarist

Did you just assume my software?!?!

It's 2017 people can use whatever software they like regardless of their hardware!

@JeniEm you`re looking for a Frenchman!

I judge people on their use of desktop icons.

I judge people by if what comes out of their mouth is real or they're just bullshitting to look smart. Beyond that, tabs for days.

@bahua do you have icons in your desktop?

@organic-ai ouch

I judge people based on whether they judge other people

@organic-ai
Newp!

To add onto OP, I judge people so hard when I see this in their downloads folder:
"download.file"
"download.file (1)"
"download.file (2)"
"download.file (3)"
...
"download.file (16)"

@codepoet you can't not judge. It's literally impossible for a human being.

Aside of that - most people are complete idiots and differentiating between them and the normal human kind is essential for mental survival.

And which OS they use or whether they use GUI or command line.

@codepoet Why not judge people? Is it not natural to judge someone so that you can form an opinion on them? You can't have a generic approach on everyone. Because everyone is an individual and has an individual personality.

@rc5-asdf
Vim
Tabs
Beatles
Git
Coffee
Neither
Mysql (Didn't try postgresql yet)
Python (Didn't try ruby yet)
Not much public activity on github/lab yet because I dont feel like anything I've done so far would benefit anyone.

Do I pass?

@akasoggybunz Generally CLI tools when possible! Coreutils provide a really solid foundation and simply lays waste to most CMD/Powershell-alternatives. Among userland-software, Vim, Tmux/screen, Trello and a distributed VCS like Git makes for a good day of productivity and minimal gui/mouse usage. All of these are available on MacOS as well :)

*write