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It's the benefits that counts, learning and being the master of your own domain. The "cost" of learning and self-sufficiency? Sheesh!
by loopz 6y ago
It's the benefits that counts, learning and being the master of your own domain. The "cost" of learning and self-sufficiency? Sheesh!
- vangelis 6y agoSometimes you want to use your computer for other things than tinkering with your computer, though.
- c22 6y agoBut if you have the knowledge then these other things become much easier. When I was younger I used to obsessively "configure" my environment(s)... Now I usually roll with the defaults, but the fact that I've been exposed to the paradigms and methods for tinkering with my computer means it's much easier to make a minor tweak when some other task requires it, or even realize that such a tweak may be possible.