The You Game!

[Fifo]

< disagrees. < wonders why.

< prefers tabs because 1 tab is 1 indentation unit as opposed to 1 space being either half or 1/4 of that.

< prefers spaces because who would want to install Notepad++ just to use it once?

Using tabs also makes it very easy for everyone to adjust the indentation width to their liking (just adjust how tabs are displayed) while that's not possible at all with spaces.

Yeah, but the built-in Windows Notepad sets the tab width to 8 spaces and that’s too wide, and you can’t change it.

< hates it when < copy pastes code from the internet and it's indented with spaces. Some programming languages won't even work with files indented with both spaces and tabs

< knows some editors can convert between spaces and tabs. < remembers Notepad++ can do that, but <’s not sure.

< also uses Notepad++, by the way. With a customized dark theme. Much easier on <'s eyes.

Mind sharing the theme?

< disagrees. < wonders why.

<'s answer is that the very purpose of tabs is to indent things, which makes it rather senseless not to use them. Especially that the reasons not to (e.g. different people use different tab widths which can result in misaligned stuff) are based on bad habits which we should fight rather than accomodate. And anyway, the least would be not to force those habits on other developers, which happens with spaces since the width is therefore hardcoded.

< understands.

[Hunchman801]

< prefers spaces because who would want to install Notepad++ just to use it once?

< doesn't understand the connection.

[Master]

Guess who have just debuted a new logo?


Ehhh, < isn't sure what to make of it, in honesty, < had grown kinda fond of the old blue spiral.

[Serza5]

< thinks it looks rather nifty although now that you point it out < does sorta miss the purple spiral

[Greeness]

< thinks it looks better then the 2005 logo, but that the 19's logo was the most charming one of the bunch.

[Ambidextroid]

< always thought the old spiral looked a bit like a flushing toilet

[Fifo]

< liked the previous logo better tbh

[incognito]

< has anger issues again, < has been able to control them for now but who knows when it will overcome <.

[Ray502]

< likes the new Ubi logo, though not as much as the previous one.

[Serza5]

< thinks their first was their best one tbh

[Dart]

< doesn't mind the new logo, though < much prefers the rainbow logo

< thinks their first was their best one tbh

If you say so...

[RibShark]

< doesn't like the new logo either.

[Serza5]

< thinks their first was their best one tbh

If you say so...

< was actually thinking of the rainbow one but now that you point that one out it's gloriously 90s and < almost unironically loves it

[Master]

<'s pretty sure that's from the 80s.
As for <'s favourite, while < has some nostalgia for the 90s logo, from an aesthetic standpoint, < doesn't find <self too enamoured with it. < likes the 2003 version, but < wonders if that's more due to the animations they got out of it:

[Serza5]

< agrees with you on the animations there
< especially loves the one in the 2nd vid

[Droolie]

< wonders how they'll animate the new one. They can hardly use those flashy animations on a minimalist logo and with the broken part in the logo < feels smooth animations won't work either.
Someone on NeoGAF made their own modern versions of the Ubi swirl and < thinks those look best: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... tcount=323

[Master]

Indeed, those logos ^'s shared do look much nicer to <, they keep the shape of the Ubi icon, while having the popular flat look that's all the rage these days.

[PluMGMK]

< somehow doesn't mind that new Ubi logo at all. Although yeah, < prefers the rainbow to either of the newer ones.
< seems to have missed an editor discussion, but < would like to express <'s preference for Vim. < doesn't consider it superior to Emacs, it's just what < is used to.

[Serza5]

< wonders how they'll animate the new one. They can hardly use those flashy animations on a minimalist logo and with the broken part in the logo < feels smooth animations won't work either.
Someone on NeoGAF made their own modern versions of the Ubi swirl and < thinks those look best: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.ph ... tcount=323

< suspects the animations would be fairly similar to what they presented in that trailer

[Ray502]

Today is the day that < grabs the controller and begins some gaming.