Yeah interesting things happen over time in terms of culture. Nextel got bought by Sprint and their ideology vanished.
Knowledge work, for example, found email and hung onto this. All of a sudden, we lost simplicity and are in this bubble of noisy "software interfaces" being the standard.
Perhaps it's just that newer generations don't know how things used to work, and the old people are retired or can't do much about it?
Knowledge work, for example, found email and hung onto this. All of a sudden, we lost simplicity and are in this bubble of noisy "software interfaces" being the standard.
Perhaps it's just that newer generations don't know how things used to work, and the old people are retired or can't do much about it?