I don’t get why people think they will be more efficient and faster than someone who’s used to pass products all day. Cashiers already know where to look for the barcodes and remember the codes for vegetables without having to look anywhere. Self-checkout is only faster in the beginning because few people use it. When it becomes the only option, prepare for even longer queues with people passing the products in such calmness as if they’re doing it in purpose
Or maybe just uninstall it and incentive others to eat elsewhere.
Now that it’s marked as a toilet, maybe some people will give a shit
Awesome! I will try it too!
The ram shortage will force optimization on sites and software, right? Right?
***Padme face***
The original comment is literally about what precedents would open if this class action is won and how things can change based on it.
Things CAN change. It’s not easy but possible, but they will definitely not change if we all have your attitude here.
Not all global manufacturers do that yet, and not for all models. It’s not a victory yet, we need to pressure them for it to mecome a norm and to be honored without playing any tricks on us.
Also, we were so conditioned for obsolescence, that the idea of a phone lasting more than 7 years looks like absurd for a lot of people, but in reality, it’s very plausible, just like a laptop can last like 15 years, or even more. We can do even better!
Nothing will change because of the experience you had?
The only non foss apps that I use are banking apps and whatsapp (forced to use it…). Everything else is foss.
With tvs, The smart part has some use for most people. They want to connect to the internet and see their shows and movies. The data stealing, obsolescence, etc are things that most people fail to notice when buying, because they don’t have much knowledge on it. But smart fridges? They simply offer no benefit at all, and with a higher price. I find it very unlikely that they will become the norm on a global scale.
And don’t buy fridges and other appliances from big techs. Period. Get them from industries specialized on that, who have been manufacturing appliances for a long time, like people did all this time
The good old strategy of doing nothing and letting your competition screw themselves
With the added complexity that it can fail for reasons I don’t comprehed
The lovecraftian installer
Sometimes I think that people must have some psychological tendency to just go where others are without any thinking about it. There’s no other explanation fur such behavior