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Your argument generalizes to "The lack of any feature that can be worked around is an inconvenience", which, okay, but it's not a very useful statement. By tha
by chadaustin 10y ago
Your argument generalizes to "The lack of any feature that can be worked around is an inconvenience", which, okay, but it's not a very useful statement. By that definition, lots of really important things are inconveniences.