> Everything always does Not everything behaves 30 times worse in some (important) metric than the previous model. "T'is how it is" is a very low effort way of

> Everything always does Not everything behaves 30 times worse in some (important) metric than the previous model. "T'is how it is" is a very low effort way of justifying anything. > I'm good with it. As is usually the case when the benefits are yours and the inconvenience (or more) is someone else's. Think just how many people are good with the downsides of having plentiful, cheap oil for example. Says nothing about the issue but speaks volumes about the person. Too bad someone can't just use a Flipper Zero to turn off Starlink satellites if they're distracting [0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41595171 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41595171