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Why use old fashioned machines with buttons (which will become muscle memory in a few months) when you can have a buggy, unresponsive and ever changing touchscr

Why use old fashioned machines with buttons (which will become muscle memory in a few months) when you can have a buggy, unresponsive and ever changing touchscreen with poor UX?

wallace_f 7y ago
Because the new system has a sales guy who slyly bribed the right executive, and the other executives don't know why they should defend old tech.
- dymk 7y ago
  The same old HN Luddite circlejerk eventually gets boring to participate in, doesn't it?