A few days ago, while Googling whatever, I happened to see this:
I was shocked and alarmed, I tell you. I poked around the internet, and found this post by Dimitar explaining why.
He says they changed it because they needed something that scaled better on the newer platforms.
Fine. But I liked the old one!
What do you think?
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