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Your argument sounds awfully like a "you're holding it wrong" argument. Demanding that people adapt to newer technology with more restrictions than previous ite
by gatmne 9y ago
Your argument sounds awfully like a "you're holding it wrong" argument. Demanding that people adapt to newer technology with more restrictions than previous iterations of the technology is a tall order that many will not entertain.
Rude people with poor manners is orthogonal to this issue.
- klibertp 9y ago> Demanding that people adapt to newer technology with more restrictions than previous iterations of the technology is a tall order that many will not entertain. After thinking it through while writing a sibling post, I now think that it's very probable to depend on a country. I think people from (to give an example I'm familiar with) most Warsaw Pact countries may be able to tolerate doing this much better than people in countries accustomed to high-quality products and services. Or it may be just a kind of bubble I live in or something, I'm not entirely sure :)