I think that’s part of the OPs point–this article tells us almost nothing usable other than its “good enough” and when that type of statement accompanies no inf

I think that’s part of the OPs point–this article tells us almost nothing usable other than its “good enough” and when that type of statement accompanies no information about actual quality, it’s useless and is almost certainly a puff piece funded by isps. My dad considers the computer he bought in 2005 “good enough” but most people who are tech literate and who live on technology would consider that to be painfully ridiculous.