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If someone is claiming “‹foo› has always ‹barred›”, then I don't think it's fair to demand a 10 year cutoff on counter-evidence.
by cwillu 3y ago
If someone is claiming “‹foo› has always ‹barred›”, then I don't think it's fair to demand a 10 year cutoff on counter-evidence.
- bee_rider 3y agoClearly it isn’t the case that Apple has always been more honest than their competition, because there were some years before Apple was founded.
- brokencode 2y agoFor “always” to be true, the behavior needs to extend to the present date. Otherwise, it’s only true to say “used to”.