content: Crap labor leading to the following copypasta:  "DO YOU WANT ME TO DESCRIBE IN EXCRUCIATING DETAIL WHAT IT TAKES TO ADD A DROPDOWN TO THE CONTROL PANEL IN WINDOWS???? See, first you find the folder that contains the code files for the control panel, and there will be like five of them, each with something like 2,000 lines of code, except for one that has 15,000 lines and I never found out why. Once you find the C++ file for the specific subsection of the control panel, you must find the appropriate XAML file that's matched up to this code file, then search through it to find another dropdown box element you can copy and paste, because no one actually knows how any of this shit works. Then you have to go into a resource file and find a very specific resource ID for your control panel string, and create a new resource ID to tie it to. Then, you must find all the relevant C++ code tying the dropdown you copied, and copy/paste all that code, but this time modify the hooks so it gets tied to your new dropdown. Then you have to run through two separate, specialized compilers to compile the resource files, and if ANYTHING GOES WRONG...literally ANYTHING... the ONLY ERROR YOU GET BACK is this...  -1  So after you run around screaming for a DAY because there's no explanation for what the fuck is going on, you give it to your coworker, who discovers that every single number in the resource file must increase by exactly 1, and if there are any holes in those numbers, everything fails completely. Then you can actually finish compiling the special compiler stuff, and start building the actual code-base through a specialized plugin built for Visual Studio for the sole purpose of dealing with this fucking mess of a code-base, and then you might actually get something to compile. You think I'm describing legacy code here. I'm not. This is me trying to add a dropdown to the NEW CONTROL PANEL IN WINDOWS 10."  Leading to them throwing even more crap labor at the problem.