Indeed, and it's also better than being stuck in the hard-scrabble frontier of perpetual novelty, where you spend more time adjusting to your new tools than get

Indeed, and it's also better than being stuck in the hard-scrabble frontier of perpetual novelty, where you spend more time adjusting to your new tools than getting things done. I've come to see moderate (though not religious) hysteresis in technology choice as a virtue.