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There's a big difference between a bug that slipped through during a release or two and an actively user-hostile design decision
by modwilliam 2y ago
There's a big difference between a bug that slipped through during a release or two and an actively user-hostile design decision
- AnimalMuppet 2y agoI agree. The bug is bad enough - it would be an appalling QA failure. The design decision is much worse - maybe worthy of a class-action lawsuit. So: Is it a bug, or is it a deliberate "feature"? Is there any evidence, one way or the other?
- ryandrake 2y agoTo the end user, there is very little difference. It's not doing what the user expects, regardless of intent or lack of intent on the part of the manufacturer.
- BeetleB 2y agoFor people like me, that's an irrelevant detail. I don't even want to think about buying a TV that can't get volume control right. It's a basic feature that should never break - and one shouldn't have to wait for a firmware update.