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The page isn't working for me so I can't confirm this, but the headline is so innocuous that it needing to exist at all probably shows a huge underlying problem
by slg 7y ago
The page isn't working for me so I can't confirm this, but the headline is so innocuous that it needing to exist at all probably shows a huge underlying problem. Is there some name for that phenomenon? Is it some relative of Betteridge's law?
EDIT: I just realized this is the equivalent of the "asking questions already answered by my shirt" meme. The existence of this headline just causes people to ask the question why the headline needs to exist.
[1] - https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/a-lot-of-questions-already-answered-by-the-shirt https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/a-lot-of-questions-already-an...
- wlj 7y agoI’d say your intuition is correct. The headline makes you think everything is back to normal, and that they’ve reversed course, but I can’t actually see that much has meaningfully changed. It sounds like all your speakers will work after May, but if you have a mix of legacy and modern speakers, you’ll be forced to split them into two totally separate systems.
- justforyou 7y ago>> The page isn't working for me so I can't confirm this I don't know how I feel abouy a company that sends mixed messages about the shelf life of their products and can't manage to consistently serve a blog post to its customers.