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I think they're referring to the subhead, "In a few weeks, Windows 11 will arrive. Should you upgrade to it? Let me answer with a question: 'Should you stop hit
by Zanni 5y ago
I think they're referring to the subhead, "In a few weeks, Windows 11 will arrive. Should you upgrade to it? Let me answer with a question: 'Should you stop hitting your head against the wall?'" which is not only challenging to parse but (as I read it) contradicts the headline.
- jbuhbjlnjbn 5y agoThat's what i meant, thanks.
- CitrusFruits 5y ago(Native U.S. English speaker here) As far as I cant tell, the subtext for that heading/sub-heading pairing would suggest that users currently considering upgrading to Windows 10 are currently doing the equivalent of hitting their heads against a wall, which once again I don't think quite fits the narrative of the article. In my opinion, it's just a poorly chosen subheading.
- marcus0x62 5y agoAh, that makes sense.
- GoblinSlayer 5y agoI understood it as you should say no to the question whether you should stop hitting your head against the wall.