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You can judge my post as a tantrum, and I won't even take offense, friend Now I ask you this: how far are you willing to go to further a good cause? Watching f
by collaborative 5y ago
You can judge my post as a tantrum, and I won't even take offense, friend
Now I ask you this: how far are you willing to go to further a good cause? Watching from the sides feels more comfortable, but we are being decimated and doing nothing won't change a thing. We need to act now, or watch our profession/hobby/passion be used to fatten the already morbidly overweight big tech companies
- haswell 5y ago> how far are you willing to go to further a good cause? But what, exactly is the "good cause" here? Is the good cause to force Apple to stop delivering an experience that we've already established throughout this thread is an experience Apple users want? There are so many problems and battles to be fought in tech, so much abusive behavior, so many dark patterns. This is not that. If this is the cause you're fighting, I fear you've missed the forest through the trees. Unless you had something else in mind, in which case I'm genuinely curious.
- ratww 5y agoWhat is the “good cause” here? You’re just being user hostile and fighting a feature that is highly beneficial for users! If anything, it is Apple that’s fighting a good cause here.
- collaborative 5y agoDoes something being beneficial for users justify anything? Enslaving the entire Uber driver or deliveroo poor sod population is arguably beneficial for users. But, is it right? Plenty of jurisdictions have already spoken that these workers have rights. Nobody has made a ruling regarding developers yet The "iMentality" can't possibly extend to wishing that Apple treats other human beings like **. Can it? If so, we may have gone back in time to even before the 1860s