Does this person think these are unique insights? It’s not some big secret that manufacturers and software developers have continually tried to make their products easier to use so as to attract customers.
Learned helplessness lmao, what a load of shit.
So many kiddos arguing ridiculous politics here.
Despite the technicality, nobody refers to using a credit card and immediately paying it off as ‘going into debt’ and if you use it that way people aren’t going to understand what you’re meaning.
The credit system is screwy, but if you can’t see the difference between social score and a financial score, that’s on you.
Credit ratings are done internationally between countries, and most countries have some sort of internal credit scoring system. It’s hardly US specific, aside from our specific implementation.
You’re misunderstanding how credit cards are very often used.
Just because you pay with a credit card doesn’t mean you are ‘going into debt’. I pay my credit card off every month. I never accrue interest. But it’s 1. Beneficial to my credit score to use it some and 2. I get cash back on some types of items, so it’s just beneficial to use my card.
Yall miss the point. Im guessing willfully. No average desktop user wants to be forced to use command line to do anything.
Linux will never see mainstream desktop usage.
Sounds like the problem was between the keyboard and chair.
Regardless of what a message box says the majority of people are gonna have to Google the issue.
Linux powerusers have a meltdown when trying to comprehend that there exists a middle ground between power user and complete idiot, I guess - which leads to small essays saying nothing at all to people who will blindly agree with it no matter what it is says because it’s anti-corporate / anti Microsoft.