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> - Android shepherds you into installing shedloads of apps you hardly ever use. I disagree with you on this one but I could be in the minority. I have about 8

by lsh 6y ago

> - Android shepherds you into installing shedloads of apps you hardly ever use. I disagree with you on this one but I could be in the minority. I have about 8 apps that I trust and that rarely change. I don't go looking for new apps to install and I resist attempts to use the app version of a website. > Lisp shepherds you into building your own language I see the propensity of developers to build DSLs in all languages. I think the act of programming shepards us into creating elaborate abstractions.

wodenokoto 6y ago
> and I resist attempts to use the app version of a website. If you weren't being shepherded into installing apps, why are you resisting? I could install apps on my old Nokia dumb phone, but I never resisted installing apps. It never really seemed like it was worth the trouble to install one. I actually looked into it once, despite the system shepherding me away from installing apps.