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I can't tell whether this is more damning of Google's ADHD approach to product development [1], or the consumer-hostile continuously-updated-software-as-a-renta
by colanderman 6y ago
I can't tell whether this is more damning of Google's ADHD approach to product development [1], or the consumer-hostile continuously-updated-software-as-a-rental-product model which is currently en vogue.
Video games are starting to succumb to this disease too. I cringe every time I see someone praise Stadia – those games will be lost and inaccessible in 10 years time. The Oculus Facebook account debacle is a preview of this.
Buy a standalone camera; keep its functionality for the life of the hardware.
[1] https://killedbygoogle.com/ https://killedbygoogle.com/
- denimnerd42 6y agoDoubt any games I play on stadia I'll want to play anymore than the crummy tv shows I watch on netflix in 10 years. There's very few games worth playing after that long. Actually to me, there are 0 games worth playing. At that point the competitive scene is so good I'd rather just watch it as a sport. (Brood War, CS, Dota)
- sieabahlpark 6y agoI guess your standards are just different than others. People still play Halo 1 CE
- lithos 6y agoIt won’t be you choosing if it’s worth playing, it’ll be something else (and something is appropriate there since it could be something close to AI choosing for you at that point).
- pjmlp 6y ago10 years time? Being widely optimistic I would say.