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I and many others will never stop critiquing software, especially commercial software, sorry. I really don't understand your reasoning. Just sounds like "shut u
by colordrops 4y ago
I and many others will never stop critiquing software, especially commercial software, sorry. I really don't understand your reasoning. Just sounds like "shut up and go somewhere else". How about you ignore the comments you don't like and happily continue to use the software.
- Operyl 4y agoThe funny thing is that’s what is happening, the company is choosing to remove, ignore, and move on from these comments, and yet here we are. And here come the downvotes for stating a fact, yay!
- 1123581321 4y agoThe interesting part is the relative absence of long and contentious threads about other commercial software, as I read the comment.
- reissbaker 4y agoIDK, have you seen threads about Go generics, or Uber, or JavaScript/Electron, or Windows 11, or Tesla Autopilot, or China, or the US, or systemd, or... This seems pretty ordinary for HN xD
- 1123581321 4y agoHah, maybe so. :)
- krainboltgreene 4y ago> I and many others will never stop critiquing software, especially commercial software, sorry. It's a real stretch to call any of this "critiquing software".
- colordrops 4y agoWhat exactly is it then?
- krainboltgreene 4y agoTrendy complaining at best. You've got people here and there talking about how electron is a full browser and that all electron apps use gigs of memory. These are no more software critiques than my fear when turbulence hits a critique of the pilot's skills.