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I think if you ignore his specific technical examples, he has a good point, that perception is being sold mostly and firstly, not reality.

• jdminhbg 17y ago
  The problem is that his specific technical examples are the reason he's seeing these scammers. He's looking for a fix to to the problem of "using too much memory," which, since it's not a real problem, doesn't have a real solution. If I went from garage to garage looking for someone to take care of the issue that my car is causing too much downstream turbulence, I'm sure I could find a scammer to fix it for me.
• jacoblyles 17y ago
  And that's the way things have always been. This is not some new development. Look at newspaper ads from 80 years ago. I'm a bit of a curmudgeon, but I'm not old enough yet to insist that everything was better back in my day.
  • angelbob 17y ago
    Some of it's sampling bias. The stuff from your day that is still around was better. You've forgotten the cheap crap that fell apart long since.