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Just because you don't see a use case doesn't mean one doesn't exist. The original comment explained perfectly well how they would use it. If that use case sui
by mynameisvlad 3y ago
Just because you don't see a use case doesn't mean one doesn't exist.
The original comment explained perfectly well how they would use it. If that use case suits them, then its their prerogative. This gatekeeping of use cases is so odd; why does it matter so much how someone else uses the device?
- kccqzy 3y agoJust because I don't see a use case doesn't mean I'm unilaterally stating a use case doesn't exist. I'm simply stating my opinion as to why this device doesn't suit me; to be more precise I'm stating why somebody else's use case is not my use case. Why do you assume my comment is supposed to generalize to everybody's use cases?
- eviks 3y agoIt's not perfectly explained due to the apparent contradiction
- strunz 3y agoIt isn't explained in enough detail to understand the benefit. You think just walking around a room and placing windows is a good use case for this incredibly expensive headset? Does that really improve any workflow beyond just being a novelty? Do you think that is a very wide target demographic?