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Lots of people manage to set up their routers, right? Because they have to. Don't set up a router? Don't get an internet connection. It's like how people manag
by damncabbage 14y ago
Lots of people manage to set up their routers, right?
Because they have to. Don't set up a router? Don't get an internet connection. It's like how people manage to put their tax in.
The barrier for entry needs to be much, much lower than setting up a router, otherwise it'll just be passed over in favour of something else, like Facebook.
(This, though, like the internet, changes when you reach critical mass. Then barrier for entry can be higher without impacting uptake much.)