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>The problem with usability nuts and Apple nuts is that they fall into the "one perfect solution exists" category. The problem with pointing out any real or pe
by vvhn 13y ago
>The problem with usability nuts and Apple nuts is that they fall into the "one perfect solution exists" category.
The problem with pointing out any real or perceived flaw in Android is that you are immediately branded as "apple nut" or "trapped in a walled garden" or " An enemy of open source" or some other nonsense
>That's fun for them, as they like their uniform devices just fine and get to write whiny blog posts about how all the other phones are Just Wrong.
That is funny - all his other blog posts are about how Android is better than iPhone
> Use what you like. Don't tell me how to use my phone.
This goes both ways. Android bloggers/users are no better in this respect.
- ajross 13y agoGood grief. It was sarcasm. I was pointing out that the same prose can be used in the other direction with only minimal changes in the logic. Generally that makes for good evidence that the logic is basically flawed and that the "argument" being presented is just an opinion. And yes: this blogger surely has much better content in other posts, and surely the same nonsense exists on the other side. But this post was only nonsense in one direction.