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Perhaps not, but such customers CAN purchase software written by someone who DOES have the skills, that will perform the actions on their behalf. If the machin
by mcherm 12y ago
Perhaps not, but such customers CAN purchase software written by someone who DOES have the skills, that will perform the actions on their behalf.
If the machine is locked down to prevent that, then the customers have no such option.
- lione 12y agoGrandma just bought her laptop from the fine folks at Best Buy. They obviously know best, and why would the sell her a computer in less the pristine condition? It's fine as is, she doesn't know to or have to pay someone to fix something that should be ok.
- Argorak 12y agoIf you buy a new car, are you okay to have to bring it to another shop immediately? If yes, did you factor in that cost? Do you know that you have to? How do you, with no software skills at all, evaluate whether the second person you bring it to does have the skills?