Comment on hostile design: sink
TrickDacy@lemmy.world 2 days ago“I’ve solved the problem. Now, to unsolved it for the next per!”
They obviously didn’t solve it, since it still exists. In this scenario they put a bandaid on it and then when selling put it back to normal so the next person can do what they please.
Or they could have thought it would be a funny prank.
I think that’s much more likely than them completely braindead and suffering the whole time, like you think. That’s certainly possible too, though.
Classic internet person response. Instead of recognizing that your half assed guess is uninformed, you think you’ve done me a favor by admitting the thing that I (the person with actual context and firsthand knowledge) think is true is possible rather than likely…
It’s a rental and the house is full of “how the fuck did they not fix this” problems. But who am I to say this. I only live here.
Classic internet person response. You make assunptions about my leanings and motivations when you are clueless.
Whatever dude. You went out of your way to tell me what was more likely which was a weird move even if you didn’t sound condescending while doing it
grue@lemmy.world 2 days ago
To be fair, it’s plausible. They might not have wanted a home inspector writing up “low water pressure” as a potential problem. 'Course, the inspector might write “water splashes out of the sink” as a problem instead, but that at least is more straightforward to solve, rather than being possibly indicative of a bigger hidden problem.
TrickDacy@lemmy.world 2 days ago
I don’t know why we’re assuming I own the place. I don’t.