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[haskell] Why we don't chuck our readers into web apps

• tired_man 11y ago
  > The key issue is that upgrading is almost always a manual process that is likely beyond the skill level of a home-user. Seriously? Beyond the skill level? All I need to do is login and click the check for updates button, then click apply. In fact, that's as complex as it has ever been for all any of my routers for going on 10-15 years. IMHO, if a home user can't manage that much, chances are slim they could even drive a browser.
  • vamega 11y ago
    Was this intended for another thread?
    • tired_man 11y ago
      You know, maybe I need a large print edition. I'd blame the mouse, but I know that no one will buy that.
• ad-hominem 11y ago
  It's not any harder to learn than any other language, it just takes a lot longer to learn what you need to know to get anything done in it.