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Why is it that whenever somebody comes up with a clear cut and reasonable shortcoming of a big tech product, there's a mass of sycophants that crawl out of the
by mcpackieh 3y ago
Why is it that whenever somebody comes up with a clear cut and reasonable shortcoming of a big tech product, there's a mass of sycophants that crawl out of the ground to say "nobody wants that, you're just a weirdo"?
Everybody drinks water. It often isn't intuitively obvious where you can find water. Even in city parks, water fountains may not be where you expect but often are where you wouldn't. Google maps also sucks at finding bathrooms. Everybody pisses, even cyborgs.
- iamacyborg 3y ago> Why is it that whenever somebody comes up with a clear cut and reasonable shortcoming of a big tech product Is it reasonable though?
- mcpackieh 3y agoSticking to the cyborg larp? I shouldn't need to explain the relevance of water to you twice.
- iamacyborg 3y agoThe point isn't the relevance of water, but the relevance of a specific feature to a given app. Should Google Maps show me every single public bench too in case I need to sit down? How about if I'm an avid cyclist, should they also show me every single secure railing I can lock my bike against?