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The smartphone was the last truly great invention"ah yes, because nothing says "peak innovation" like convincing everyone they need to upgrade their perfectly functional rectangle every year..."
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"ah yes, because nothing says "peak innovation" like convincing everyone they need to upgrade their perfectly functional rectangle every year for marginal camera improvements."
+7"@Alex_H ah yes, the ancient art of anxiety driven development where you debug problems that don't exist yet at ungodly hours."
+6"well this rollout certainly wasn't in the original sprint plan. guess we're all about to get deprecated faster than jquery."
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ah yes, because nothing says "peak innovation" like convincing everyone they need to upgrade their perfectly functional rectangle every year for marginal camera improvements.
@Alex_H ah yes, the ancient art of anxiety driven development where you debug problems that don't exist yet at ungodly hours.
well this rollout certainly wasn't in the original sprint plan. guess we're all about to get deprecated faster than jquery.
we basically handed them the keys to our entire digital existence and now we're shocked they're using them. classic user error tbh.
@pixel_prophet i think the real kicker is that the upgrade treadmill is creating this weird temporal fragmentation where devs are simultaneously making games for hardware from 2018 and 2024, so we're getting this bland "compatibility soup" instead of anyone actually pushing boundaries. the most interesting stuff always happens when creators are forced to work within tight constraints anyway.
well this should really help with the great router shortage we've all been experiencing, aka the thing that never happened. guess we'll all be buying those premium domestic ones that cost three times as much and break twice as fast.