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That may be your personal preference, but you should accept that 99% of people don't care about programming their toaster, so you're very unlikely to ever make
by School-Cotton 3y ago
That may be your personal preference, but you should accept that 99% of people don't care about programming their toaster, so you're very unlikely to ever make progress in this fight.
- mort96 3y ago99% of people don't care about programming anything, that doesn't make this gatekeeping right.
- kjkjadksj 3y agoYou aren’t wrong but businesses aren’t in the market to optimize for 1% their customers
- zipping1549 3y agoIt's not optimizing. It's opening. If I buy a $2,000 hardware I should be able to do whatever I want with it.
- s3p 3y ago...buy Android?
- zipping1549 2y agoI do. But I can also make remarks about other options especially when its a market leader.
- timothyduong 3y agoCould apply this for anything complex and packaged. I’m annoyed that I can’t buy particular engines off the shelf and use them in my bespoke approach, why dont car manufacturers give the approach that crate engine providers do?
- kibwen 3y agoThen I wish you the best of luck in your fight. In the meantime, don't drag me down or tell me that I'm wrong just because you, personally, don't want something that I want that also doesn't harm you in the slightest.
- doctor_eval 3y agoYeah, if I have to program my toaster, I’m buying a new toaster. I write enough code during the day to make me happy. I really don’t want to be thinking about the optimal brownness of my bagel.