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You're basically repeating what I said in my original post. Different people have different needs and expectations for their devices. sto_hristo is yet to expla
by rollcat 4y ago
You're basically repeating what I said in my original post. Different people have different needs and expectations for their devices. sto_hristo is yet to explain what device they think would work better for an artist as a drawing tablet.
- dredmorbius 4y agoAnd answering someone who states that they have a specific set of interests and needs with ... a completely different use case ... is ignoring their argument. sto_hristo didn't deny your use case. You're denying sto_hristo's.
- rollcat 4y ago> And answering someone who states that they have a specific set of interests and needs with ... a completely different use case ... is ignoring their argument. You're twisting the situation 180 degrees. I have specifically stated that different people have different computing needs, implying there are no one-size-fits-all solutions. sto_hristo is trying to convince me otherwise, apparently they know for a fact that my partner doesn't need an iPad. Why do I even bother replying to either of you?
- dredmorbius 4y agoI'm sorry, but I'd missed where sto_hristo made the case that there is a "one-size-fits-all solution". Could you point that out to me? Thanks.