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Actually I think Steve is going the right way about killing flash. You can not slowly adopt a new technology. People then winge, "what about my old hardware and apps that need the old technology?". And you get nowhere cause people are creatures of habit and always want to stick to their old things.
But progress only happens with change. And I think cold turkey is the best way. Kill it and move on. And people have to then move with the times or be left behind. Sure it's not an easy way but then there's no people winging on the back of legacy hardware/software.
The only catch is when to announce the death of something. Did Steve get the timing right for his death of flash speech? I think only time will tell.
But progress only happens with change. And I think cold turkey is the best way. Kill it and move on. And people have to then move with the times or be left behind. Sure it's not an easy way but then there's no people winging on the back of legacy hardware/software.
The only catch is when to announce the death of something. Did Steve get the timing right for his death of flash speech? I think only time will tell.