And i know a musician who uses a commodore 64 - agreed though, that 's on a different level > guide their functionality towards what the devs think we mean I

And i know a musician who uses a commodore 64 - agreed though, that 's on a different level > guide their functionality towards what the devs think we mean I think it's the fault of management. Software used to always have a few quirky buttons that almost nobody used, yet they were there for the sake of completeness. But ever since quarterly corporate revenue and engagement turned to a penile size contest, it's all about the bottom line. If it doesnt affect our bottom line, cut it off, which ends up leaving people with little more than a Skinner box in their hands.