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Different, yes, but I don't think it's distasteful. Refreshing almost. I find some in our society look down on those that have tasted some success and who, inst
by mr_november 17y ago
Different, yes, but I don't think it's distasteful. Refreshing almost. I find some in our society look down on those that have tasted some success and who, instead of driving hard to the next goal right away, take some time and enjoy their success - and then pick up where they left off and keep pushing.
I admire that pixelmator is up front in saying so. That said, the comment about how much cash they've made that adamhowell quoted probably could have been left out.
- fragmede 17y agoWhat I meant with 'distasteful' was that someone felt it necessary to justify to the Internet, at large, that dared stop working for more than a second. The post came off as saying "uh, hey, so we kinda took a vacation, but not really! Heres what we worked on!" Setting up a new office and new product planning isn't a vacation. It may not be the furious deathmarch just before a new release, but it's definitely still work. Being apologetic for taking vacation is what sets up our society to look down on those who take time to stop rushing and take time to smell the roses.
- mr_november 17y agoAh - then we are on the same side. Thanks for the clarification.