Software today is shrink wrapped and pixel perfect because it has to be to justify the distribution cost to dissimilar users.
- Software today is shrink wrapped and pixel perfect because it has to be to justify the distribution cost to dissimilar users.
- Software is expensive to write, so building it requires identifying an audience (as large as you can) and then building a thing they all would like… which necessitates aiming for the lowest common denominator.
- Once it becomes mass produced, it loses its soul.
- It feels less like human-scale creation for individual humans, but machined, efficient creation for whole abstract markets.