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If only tech was at the point where it would be as reliable as your local supermarket or your house. When i'll leave for family home later, i'll take my laptop
by blueflow 3y ago
If only tech was at the point where it would be as reliable as your local supermarket or your house.
When i'll leave for family home later, i'll take my laptop with me. My family is big, so the chances are high that i'll need to run some ADB or photorec on a SD card. I hate it[1]. There is some knowledge/reliability deficit with computers that houses/heatings/food aquisition dont have.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HvtEhxINvQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HvtEhxINvQ
- q0uaur 3y agofrom my experience, heating has plenty of reliability deficit, probably getting way worse in recent years. fancy boilers with computers in them break way more often than they have any right to.
- brewtide 3y agoAgreed. Likely in the search of efficiency, which oftentimes brings complexity, which then involves more precision or more pieces to a puzzle, or both. There is something to be said about the dead simple ways of things for sure, and all depending on object/item but a "sweet spot" where something is pretty darn efficient yet not overly complex. Our endless forwards towards "the most efficient" everything always carries consequences. People / society included.