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> But from what I've seen in your replies it seems you post-hoc justified your opinion by googling for known issues. Really? I 'post-justified' my opinion by p
by wubrr 3y ago
> But from what I've seen in your replies it seems you post-hoc justified your opinion by googling for known issues.
Really? I 'post-justified' my opinion by posting the same set of issues in another comment hours before you replied to me? Why are you even trying to psycho-analyze my comments and come up with your own imagined motivations for them?
> Unless you're claiming you have all of these issues, constantly and consistently?
I've experienced every single issue I've mentioned. Now you're trying to quantify how 'constantly and consistently' issues appear? You're already going in circles - either they are so constant and consistent that I 'post-justified' my entire criticism based on the popularity of these issues, or they are so rare and inconsistent that they should be ignored?
> I have never had a system that was completely issue free. Be it Windows, Mac or Linux.
What is this statement supposed to represent other than blanket blessing of macos bugs? If windows has a bug - macos bugs are okay?
> as it's literally the Windows symbol on most keyboards.
That's not really a good reason.
> I don't know how you read, but I read from comment to comment, top to bottom. I'm in the top thread where you made the claims without any examples, I don't know why you expect me to look elsewhere for the examples that you might have posted or not. Nor why you think I would look for other people's issues.
I don't care how you read and I don't expect anything from you. If you're in a thread where many macos issues are mentioned, you can attempt to read the other comments in the thread, read the other replies to the same comment you're about to reply to, look at my other recent comments, etc. Instead of pretending that macos issues don't exist, then claiming that my criticism is 'post-justified' after I give you examples, and finally waving the issues off because 'linux and windows also have bugs'.