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If you look to video games for lessons in this, then sadly most people want their shinything on time, even if it’s broken. A lot of people don’t, but we’re utte
by QAPereo 9y ago
If you look to video games for lessons in this, then sadly most people want their shinything on time, even if it’s broken. A lot of people don’t, but we’re utterly drowned out by the wallets of people who buy day 1, every day. As with security and lots of other issues around tech, people need to be educated. We need better laws too, but that also requires an educated populace.
People seem to treat software and now hardware in ways they’d never dream of treating a meal, a car, or any purely tangible object.
- bluGill 9y agoMeals are bought often enough that you learn what you like over time. Cars are so expensive nobody can afford not to think about quality. Software (and many other things in life) is in that area where you don't buy often enough that you learn, and not so expensive that you need to do research.