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I mean, it's not unreasonable for a painter to not really give s** what her brushes look like, as long as they work?

• Tabular-Iceberg 5y ago
  No, on the contrary. In my experience, the professional artists and craftsmen that I know are rather choosy about their tools. A bit of creakiness and flakiness is tolerable when you’re a home gamer and only have to deal with it for a couple of hours at a time during the weekend, but when it’s a full time job it gets old fast.
  • jrm4 5y ago
    On the contrary of the contrary :) That's why I said "look like." Sometimes good tools look good, and sometimes they don't. For computers these days, especially true. It may have been true that the aesthetics of a Mac strongly correlated with quality, but that's far from certain now.