RE: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it .:. WorkerBee PH-Pool Week 165
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I have seen so many times in companies where they buy a new software solution to replace or improve something that is being done at the moment. The results are usually alot of pain for those supposed to use the new system and it doesn't work as it should as not all variables could be considered or there are exceptions etc. But maybe I'm just skeptical 😅
With regards to crypto, I think there are plenty of things that are broke and could do with fixing, such as the metamask UI, ETH gas fees to name but a few. We need to get to a place like we have now with the internet, you switch it on and it works, before we had to dial up, configure TCP/IP protocols etc and that is now all gone.
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Hehehee... I know EXACTLY what you wanted to say... 😃 Many times happened to me, but if we were scared of improvements, we wouldn't progress at all... It is painful, but after a week/months of adapting, usually, the result is more effective and it gives better results in the long term...
On the other side, getting older sucks, and accepting changes is getting harder and harder... lol... The best example that I can take from my personal experience is that I hate doing things on my phone, while some people do EVERYTHING on their phone... lol... 😂 I mean, blockchain stuff, surfing on the Internet, emails, chatting, etc.
It certainly depends a lot on what your doing and having some context I think. You are right about making improvements.
I feel you with the age thing, although our phones are great and useful, I need a big screen to operate!
Hahahaha... I remember joking with my parents 15 years ago when my mom asked for a mobile phone with bigger numbers... 😂
What goes around, comes around... Now I want a bigger screen, bigger keyboard, etc.