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> Is it not expected for people (or generations) to learn new things If they are useful, and's an improvement, sure But we just enshittified an experience tha
by ClumsyPilot 2y ago
> Is it not expected for people (or generations) to learn new things
If they are useful, and's an improvement, sure
But we just enshittified an experience that used to be good, and now have to ‘learn’ to cope with it
- lotsofpulp 2y agoI beg to differ. I prefer being able to search and select and instantly watch whatever I (or the kids) want (due to high reliability of broadband internet), over transporting physical media back and forth from a store or library and putting it into a dedicated machine for it. I specifically recall how annoying it was to change the input on a TV because for some reason, manufacturers didn’t put that button on TVs or all remotes. If my 3 year olds can learn to navigate tvOS to the right app or infuse library and pick the Bluey episode they want, I feel like it’s a pretty good sign of things not being shitty.