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This attitude only promotes the idea that "well we might as well just continue like this then". If you can never forgive a company for doing wrong when they've
by corobo 10y ago
This attitude only promotes the idea that "well we might as well just continue like this then". If you can never forgive a company for doing wrong when they've corrected themselves years ago and now have a track record of doing nothing else that's irked you then what's the point in them ever bothering to make the change?
If what they do is useful to you but have a feature or bug or something else you don't like then you absolutely should forgive them if they then fix that feature or bug to work in a way you like. They may as well never bother fixing things if they can never be forgiven after repenting their internet sins.
If you've since found something that does do what you want then fair play, fill your boots. Otherwise you're being petty for the sake of being petty.
- conatico 10y agoI remember trying OpenDNS in 2008 and seeing that, and yes, I found it such a shady tactic that, taking into account Google DNS exists, I will probably never give a second chance to OpenDNS.