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I don't think you have ever programmed if you you don't care about screen real estate. A program is not judged by how well it performs, how it executes the task at hand, or how long or concise it is, but rather how efficiently it covers the screen. Have you ever written source code that is unnecessarily long or stretches horizontally for no reason? I doubt it, as I'm sure you've never seen source code in your life.
As for using single spaces as indentation, I'll just consider that a fucking joke. Tabs are the de fact standard for code indentation; do you think my
clients want some single spaced indentation piece of shit?