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Does this mean that "things that have survived for 10 years are more durable than average", or "in the last 10 years, we have become unable to make useful, dura
by ya_throw 5y ago
Does this mean that "things that have survived for 10 years are more durable than average", or "in the last 10 years, we have become unable to make useful, durable laptops"?
If it's the latter, then I can hear the footsteps of the Anti-Singularity getting ever closer....
- ciphol 5y agoWe're capable, companies have just decided there isn't a market for it. Or else there are still useful durable laptops being produced, but not this model or this company.
- ya_throw 5y agoWhat's the difference between the two? Especially when the product in question requires the co-ordination of 10s (probably 100s) of thousands of engineers, designers, and operatives, as well as a mass-market able to make the initial investment worth it.