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> As a matter of principle, I refuse to do additional work for them to "make it work". Do you ever have to think how your operating system works when you ask it
by cma 2y ago
> As a matter of principle, I refuse to do additional work for them to "make it work". Do you ever have to think how your operating system works when you ask it to copy a file or how your phone works when you answer a call?
Doesn't matter, use the tool that makes it easy and get less context, or realize the limitations and don't fall for marketing of ease and get more context. You don't want to do additional work beyond what they sold you on, out of principle. But you are getting much less effective use by being irrationally ornery.
Lots of things don't match marketing.
- hansmayer 2y agoOk now think about this in terms of items you own or likely own: What would you do if I sold you a car with 3 doors, after advertising it as having 5 doors instead? Would you accept it and try to work around that little inconvenience? Or would you return the product and demand your money back?