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It’s incredible how, for a profession based around telling machines how to perform dull and error-prone tasks instead of humans, so few programmers think about how to automate their own work. This is especially noticeable with the “Windows generation”, people who never effectively used the command line. GUI programs are, without a doubt, more user friendly and easier to use, but they are bloody hard to automate. When a task has to be done fifty times, or performed across the network, words “ease of use” take on a completely different meaning. That is the point when good programmers break from the usual practices and find better ways to do the job, and bad programmers stick to their old habits.