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>> "If you don't like it don't use it" fallacy doesn't work because I'm not talking about private but professional use. That professional use is decided by som
by orange8 8y ago
>> "If you don't like it don't use it" fallacy doesn't work because I'm not talking about private but professional use.
That professional use is decided by someone too, the business owner, or someone given that authority. And they too, have aright to make that choice for their organizations, as well as for the people they employ. If you don't like it, get a job elsewhere. Choice is not a falacy, and your bitterness stems from the fact that you're denying you have it. Be gratefull for what you have.
- Annatar 8y agoI will never be grateful for someone else's ignorance or incompetence causing me unnecessary work. It won't happen. I'd rather drop dead. I'm interested in doing things the best way possible and neither Windows nor GNU/Linux is that way. There is no reason for me to be grateful for those two pieces of garbage making my life unnecessarily difficult.