From what I recall, a lot of the things she was saying were more like 'redo the entire device to be more convenient', rather than just 'this would be a nice alternate option to have for it if possible'.Looks at the "complainer's" request vs this guy..... the only thing I notice is a slight lack of detail mentioning what you could to fix something and that's expecting a little much from your customers. That's like a game dev telling gamers to fix the problem yourself cause they couldn't be assed
Fair enoughFrom what I recall, a lot of the things she was saying were more like 'redo the entire device to be more convenient', rather than just 'this would be a nice alternate option to have for it if possible'.
Bethesda comes to mind lolLooks at the "complainer's" request vs this guy..... the only thing I notice is a slight lack of detail mentioning what you could to fix something and that's expecting a little much from your customers. That's like a game dev telling gamers to fix the problem yourself cause they couldn't be assed.
Metals definitely can have a smell and taste, it's just not usually an issue due to stainless steel being pretty non reactive. That said, if they don't have modern stainless steel, I'd imagine rust could be an issue, or whatever else from the rough usage of a grinder.Coffee shop owner is suddenly very knowledgeable about blade design and how it affects heat transfer with friction, but doesn't know that metals have no smell...
All of my grandma's tableware had both a bad metallic smell and taste. Then again, they're probably twice or three times as old as I am, and I'm almost 30.Coffee shop owner is suddenly very knowledgeable about blade design and how it affects heat transfer with friction, but doesn't know that metals have no smell...
It's like the diference between "constructive critique" and "complaining/whining" you'd see in most game forums, most are in the second camp and think that they are giving constructive critique but when it comes down to it it's more or less them saying "games broken, fix your sh*t" which isn't constructive in any shape or form.From what I recall, a lot of the things she was saying were more like 'redo the entire device to be more convenient', rather than just 'this would be a nice alternate option to have for it if possible'.
And he probably realizes it to some extent, which is why he's so adamant about why people should not be asking him for advice. He simply assumed that about Eith, and in the end he just prattled out his own preferences. Not that I don't sympathize with some of what he said. There's still a fine line between a healthy distance, and being so needy and demanding, that it's suffocating for the partner.Yeah, the love advice of someone who is single by choice due to preference really should be taken with a grain or two of salt. He seems to assume a lot about Eith after meeting him only once. His advice just proves that he doesn't have a romantic bone in his body.