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Originally Posted by Mono
We both have quite different approaches to the world. It seems to me you focus on how things should work and imperfection of real world bugs you. I am not happy with imperfection, but it is everywhere so I prefer to focus on getting things done the optimal way in given circumstances, however harsh they might be.
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I beg to differ: you did not explain their approach to software development - you simply stated what their attitude was.
As far as philosophy goes: I am a relativist and I enjoy the world in all its imperfectness.
But that does not mean I have to like everything.
Especially not an overpriced product that does only half of what it is supposed to do, a company that is basically incomunicado, where you have to practically beg the shop to act as a mediator, that questions/requests may be "forwarded" and in turn may be answered or rather not, by the shop/mediator.
Where every improvement of software comes along with a new set of problems - of course improved in version 1.7 a,b c,d,e.
You are right in that all judgments depend on expectations.
Sansa, interesting. I heard the new Fuze got pretty bad reviews(Amazon). I use an older Fuze(with the wheel) and the Clip+, mostly for audiobooks. I can't complain, except for the battery consumption.
Rockbox, something like that could help theM92 - I don't use it though. Too many options make things complicated ...