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I've also been using vector-based ... etc ... 1980s just can't remember the year... ...it's simple drawing software, not sure there is really a need to indulge
by themodelplumber 4y ago
I've also been using vector-based ... etc ... 1980s just can't remember the year...
...it's simple drawing software, not sure there is really a need to indulge in the rigorous critique format. IMO simple software and credential-pulling critiques are a kind of unwarranted match. Logically you'd think it'd also be better to keep it upbeat and maybe incentivize the author as opposed to measuring them against all of vector drawing history.
You can draw with it, I tried it myself!
Some of the coolest things about reinventing wheels are A) it's your wheel and thus motivation levels tend to be higher that way, and B) maybe you find new standards that work for you and reveal new leverage points. Otherwise the wheel critique also starts to converge with new-idea / new-opportunity critique.
I don't see those items as fixes so much as alignments that are optional. Maybe those changes are made to console you, great, but you can also use many other drawing tools if you want that type of configuration.
- funcDropShadow 4y ago> Some of the coolest things about reinventing wheels are A) it's your wheel and thus motivation levels tend to be higher that way That is nice reason for somebody to create a solution to scratch once own itch. But it is completely relevant to others. As a user, I have no benefit if somebody reinvents a wheel per se.
- webmaven 4y agoThe coolest thing about reinventing the wheel is that you get to make your version ROUND.