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Let's be real here: Most of us detest forced upgrades because it is Fucking Inconvenient(tm). We don't want to move away from Space Bar Heating[1] once we've go

• michaelsshaw 2y ago
  >I'm sure a small minority might also have an environmental beef, but arguing green isn't going to grab peoples' hearts. That's kind of what it so disheartening about this whole issue. It's seriously urgent, and yet I routinely meet people who actively deny what is actual undeniable fact, claiming various sources of deception (deepstate, lizards, Nancy Pelosi, etc). A good amount of the rest don't care.
• coldtea 2y ago
  >We don't want to move away from Space Bar Heating[1] once we've gotten established, and screw everyone who tries taking it away. This implies what people want to stick to is some inefficient BS workflow. As opposed to what's usually the case: more stable, tested, and loved features, changed due to tech fads, to make the product appear new for marketing, to squeeze extra profit despite inconveniencing users, or just for change's sake.
  • Dalewyn 2y ago
    As far as the rest of the tech world moving ever forward is concerned, it is "some inefficient bullshit workflow". I don't necessarily agree with it, but that's certainly the wider consensus.