Ask HN: What are some modern technologies that you refuse to adopt?
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#3It's not any particular reason, they don't seem to improve my life much? The e-reader was best for sure.
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#6I’m also pretty skeptical of the whole smart home market. A lot of it seems like technology in search of a problem… and it also seems very buggy.
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#7- Electron/Javascript based apps
- Chromium (Blink) and Webkit based browsers
- GTK4/libadwaita
- node.js
- And well, less of on refusal to adopt, but more like a refusal to acknowledge their value: bloated/modern web frameworks like React. I honestly can't think of a single useful website that absolutely cannot work without a bloated framework, that I'd actually need in my daily life, which couldn't have been achieved by a regular old-school website or a native app. Like literally, there's not a single actually useful website that I visit regularly, that I can look at and go "oh, this site (or the service they offer) absolutely cannot work without a modern bloated JS framework".
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#9Short videos, stories, etc. I refuse getting addicted to them. Terrifying watching everyone around me consuming the stuff like we are in a crack house.
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#10Electric vehicles. I don't have a problem with the concept but similar to the above, you can be held hostage with a change in software. And the second hand market is a joke.
Nearly all web frameworks, especially for app development.
All social media, cryptocurrency, and most tech pushed by big tech to general consumers.