Re:Microsoft proves the critics right: We’re heading toward ...
by toper-centage on Tuesday March 12, 2019 @11:15PM
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Recycling is inconvinient. I have to carry my trash around until I can separate the trash at home.
Riding my bike everywhere is inconvinient. If I take my car to the grocery shop, I'm much faster and don't get wet, even if I'm wasting a lot of energy and causing more traffic.
Using ecosia is more inconvinient than using Google because 1 out of 10 times ecosia has no idea what I'm searching for.
My point being that no one is saying switching away from chrome is all roses. There is a small sacrifice to be made for what I believe is the greater good. I'm a developer and use Firefox as my development environment 99% of the time - the dev tools are pretty good. I do switch to chrome that 1% of times if I find a trickier bug to debug.
Riding my bike everywhere is inconvinient. If I take my car to the grocery shop, I'm much faster and don't get wet, even if I'm wasting a lot of energy and causing more traffic.
Using ecosia is more inconvinient than using Google because 1 out of 10 times ecosia has no idea what I'm searching for.
My point being that no one is saying switching away from chrome is all roses. There is a small sacrifice to be made for what I believe is the greater good. I'm a developer and use Firefox as my development environment 99% of the time - the dev tools are pretty good. I do switch to chrome that 1% of times if I find a trickier bug to debug.