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> why would you fix something that wasn't broken? Because if you're not pretending to do something useful somebody might think that the company doesn't need yo
by pmontra 3y ago
> why would you fix something that wasn't broken?
Because if you're not pretending to do something useful somebody might think that the company doesn't need you anymore. So you have to invent something to do and breaking working stuff just happens.
I also noticed that Google Maps looks like a watercolor now with more white margins around.
- benrapscallion 3y agoAlso: to continue to show people more and more ads and in places where they have built muscle memory for expecting other information.