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> Please explain how "software works with some issues" is somehow more painful than "software doesn't work at all". One is frustrating for a second, it just do
by Avamander 6y ago
> Please explain how "software works with some issues" is somehow more painful than "software doesn't work at all".
One is frustrating for a second, it just doesn't work, second is frustrating for a longer period of time. The total frustration is larger with the latter.
There usually is a better solution than buggy software, at least with consumer stuff. If someone writes a shitty GPU driver, it's probably a better idea to return the GPU than to fiddle it working. At least that's what I think, based on my experience.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago> One is frustrating for a second, it just doesn't work, second is frustrating for a longer period of time. The total frustration is larger with the latter. One could say that the former is frustrating for infinity because it never works. > There usually is a better solution than buggy software, at least with consumer stuff. If someone writes a shitty GPU driver, it's probably a better idea to return the GPU than to fiddle it working. At least that's what I think, based on my experience. Usually, sometimes, maybe. Other times the old software either worked better for your use case or is literally the only option. That's my experience.