5 Aug
2021
5 Aug
'21
10:32 p.m.
On Wed, Aug 4, 2021 at 6:51 PM Larry McVoy <lm(a)mcvoy.com> wrote:
Sometimes threads make sense, there they did not.
Right. The problem is too often people have a hammer and make everything a
nail. Or they have an electric screwdriver and then try to use if for
everything. The trick is to teach good taste and when certain solutions
make more sense than others. Allocating a thread for every page being
sent to disk, or needing 120 threads for a simple application -- somebody
missed the boat.
Funny, used to deliver nails in kegs. Hit with a hammer - wood fastened.
Somebody develops a screw system. A 'better fastener.' Indeed it does work
great for >>some jobs<< but not all. Frankly that sucks for framing.
What do you see at any real job site. Not screws but a pneumatic hammer
and nail cartridges? Changed the deliver system from key and forcing
somebody to swing the hammer.
Lesson learned to *use the proper tool *or update the tool if the
>technique<< is the right one.
Kids these days ... get off my lawn...
Clem