Version Fatigue
An anonymous reader writes "An article in TechCentralStation introduces a useful new term: "version fatigue," which describes what happens when you get tired of learning new ways to do the same old thing with each release of software. This is something that tech designers seem insensitive to, but that drives users crazy. Maybe it's because tech designers are more anxious to be creative than to produce things that users like?"
Engineers are just the new artists on the block.
FP?
-flamesplash
"Not knowing when the dawn will come, I open every door." - Emily Dickinson
But he still knows that this guy couldn't get laid to save his life.
I have been pwned because my
....have virgin fatigue
love is just extroverted narcissism
desktop market share != usage
check server statistics
check scientific and technical applications
check movie studio render farms
check outside of america
just because joe and sue consumer aren't using Linux, doesn't mean that linux isn't being used. in fact, the home desktop market pales before the corporate market, where linux is doing quite well.
In Capitalist America, bank robs you!
dude, what's the story with your sig?
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Reality has a liberal bias
Like when you get sick of those assholes telling you yer line isn't good enough for DSL. (Well shit, if I owned that piece of copper, it'd be fibre!)
A52dec was rewritten 3 times, resulting in the same thing every time. Ignored rewrite #2 and just merged with rewrite #3. Going to abandon it for the next 2 rewrites and merge with the 6th rewrite.
I mean, there's still plenty of n'Sync and Britney Spears fans!