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Your point needs more attention IMO. Most updates for most software don't add usability or convenience for the end user. The way conversational rhetoric with my
by hunter-gatherer 5y ago
Your point needs more attention IMO. Most updates for most software don't add usability or convenience for the end user. The way conversational rhetoric with my family and friends seems to have transitioned from "wow, these computers are cool! This will really help with x" to complete frustration.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoJonathan Blow posted something a while back I thought was interesting: type "frustrating" into Google image search. Notice anything about the results? https://www.google.com/search?q=frustrating&tbm=isch https://www.google.com/search?q=frustrating&tbm=isch
- AlanYx 5y agoYes -- and subscriptions in some sense may worsen this problem, in that subscriptions create an incentive towards ongoing interface and feature churn, to create a notional justification for ongoing revenue.