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Not respecting user preferences also has a cost. It's just one that's harder to measure.
by tremon 3y ago
Not respecting user preferences also has a cost. It's just one that's harder to measure.
- jrootabega 3y agoYes, most everyone here understands that. Microsoft understands that better than anyone, and makes their decisions accordingly. The comment I replied to claimed that honoring user preferences had no cost.