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at the time that was true. situation changed, ie., they came up with better solutions. could they theoretically make the old hardware work? maybe not, but at
by throwaway98797 5y ago
at the time that was true.
situation changed, ie., they came up with better solutions.
could they theoretically make the old hardware work? maybe not, but at one point they believed it.
that’s the way of the world.
- fabiospampinato 5y ago> at the time that was true. The problem remained the same, either that was true yesterday and it still true today, or it wasn't true yesterday and it will never be true.
- ddalex 5y ago> that’s the way of the world. Keep your promises until it's inconvenient to do so ? If they can't use the older hardware with their new software, they should upgrade the hardware for free since they promised the capability is there
- throwaway98797 5y agoi justed to be bothered by every institution breaking their promises but then i realized i was naive. the world is in constant flux. promises are more aspirational than true. greatest lie of all is “i love you forever”