> You only get one chance to make a good first impression There plenty of chances to make good non-first impressions though. I used to check periodically whet

> You only get one chance to make a good first impression There plenty of chances to make good non-first impressions though. I used to check periodically whether Wayland works better than X for me, until it does one day, and I switched. Not everybody hold on to the shadow of a bad first impression. It’s unfair when subject to another human being, and irrational when subject to a product.