I love the "Well *I'm* much more productive with this extremely antiquated piece
of software" argument. The "I *hate* those IDE-thingies that try to make
everything easy for you, and no, I'm not biased" attitude. And to that, the
response is always the same: "That's fine. If you have worked on any seriously
large software product and still feel that using a text editor  is right for you,
then by all means. The rest of us, however, will enjoy our ability to debug, to
create class stubs from inherited classes and interfaces automatically, to drag
and drop gui components, construct ant scripts with a click, create and run
junit tests with minimal effort, manage our source repository through a gui,
roll web applications out to the server with a click, etc. etc. etc."