It's all a matter of preference for the most part but readability is definitely at the top of priorities for everyone.
In C++ I always used simple breaks, tabbing was never my style, but I did work along side some big-time tab nuts. :-)

People that can't write "5k" code don't get to review my beautiful code. :-)

No offense to Philippe but that's messed up.
Where's my "kill code whitespace" icon when I need it?

I'm trying to imagine who and why. ;-)

Ooh Rah!

Microsoft made a great decision to make some changes to the current IE8 beta for standards compliance.
We already kicked some articles about that.
Please keep in mind IE8 is a DEVELOPER beta at this point.

At this point the Acid 2 test doesn't mean much.

Ooooooo ain't she a beauty. ;-)

Some days we're way too funny. ;-)

Put down the Pepsi! Back away from the Pepsi now!
Here's a nice cold Coke for ya...Now go sit and enjoy it. ;-)

Detroit area, I was in Calibration lab for Ford Motor Company. (Electronics, SVO, prototypes...)

Hey! I ran some large multi-node Mustang Wildcat! BBSes.
One of them was for Msft support.
Point being, I still feel like slapping anybody that was running Amiga back then, they created 40 character nightmares for us. ;-)

Indeed...Read the comments too.

I don't think it's misleading at all, he did a good job on that article and he did link to the source in the first sentence. ;-)

"Extension Methods are one of the most powerful features of .NET 3.5"

That's what I thought, a rather interesting debugging potential.