-- joaofnfernandes (2 months ago)
"I know that this can feel like a nuisance, but we've made this change to make sure we can improve the Docker for Mac and Windows experience for users moving forward.
As far as I can tell, the docs don't need changes, so I'll close this issue, but feel free to comment."
"In our quest to improve the service for you, the user, we're making it worse.
It was great before. It's going to be terrible now, but you're going to love the changes.
We asked our investors and they said you're very excited about it being less good, which is great news for you."
90% of changes just make things better for the user. 10% make things worse, but they’re obvious and honest and we’re okay with it.
And then 1% is the stuff like this. The Netflix/Qwikster you’re paying less but more debacle. The EA “sense of pride and accomplishment”. The Netflix (wait, why are they here twice?) show recommendations that aren’t ads that’s happening right now.
What did I miss?
Worth it!
Which makes sense if you've got a pile of money but are trying to bootstrap a streaming service.
I expect most of that will disappear when it comes up for renewal and they've built out their original content (in the same way it did for Netflix).
i.e. "We do not give one single fuck what you think about this decision, and will not be reading any of your replies."