@remi True, the bigger problem that caused the big spike here last summer was relaxing the rules too quickly and the 'Dancing with Johnson' campaign, where people were encouraged to get a single-dose Johnson vaccine which allowed them to go partying without tests or other restrictions that same night.

@kazitor said in Apple knows better than 32-bit: Apple is wise enough to realise that none of those philistine Luddites are worth supporting! There is probably few enough Luddites in Gaza and West Bank that they are indeed not worth supporting, but what about the other Luddites? Also, racist . </>

That sounds like 'some from column A, some from column B'. On the one hand, yeah, the server should be able to negotiate the version of HTTP, or degrade to the long-standing HTTP/1.1 if the client doesn't handle HTTP/2, or at the very least give a meaningful error message that says, "Whoops, this only works with HTTP/2, sorry". That's a , but not the big one here. A brand-new version of iOS not supporting HTTP/2? Now that is a major .

@sloosecannon said in Bravery Constrained: @heterodox said in Bravery Constrained: Same with e.g. Get Office, where it seems like a lot more users may appreciate the convenience of one-click installation of the Office subscription tied to their Microsoft account when it used to require finding the disc/downloading the installer again, finding the product key... etc. Which is true, right up until Get Office is a horribly coded piece of crap and still gets installed (and doesn't remove itself) regardless of if Office has actually been Get-ed. And reinstalls itself every update... If I were naive I would blame it on an Apps inability to detect if other apps were installed. But that would be just stupid, right?

@Gąska said in I wonder if this works: I could make a terrible joke about broken tags, croissants and server room that would be very relevant, but I doubt there's even one other person in this entire forum that would get it. This doesn't stop other people. Why should it stop you?