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520 points omnibrain | 1 comments | 30 Mar 24 13:56 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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instagraham ◴[30 Mar 24 17:21 UTC] No.39876705[source]▶
Why are most comments referring to having used this in the past tense? I was under the impression that it was still the best image viewer in town, on Windows at least
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thih9 ◴[30 Mar 24 17:46 UTC] No.39876948[source]▶
Most people look at images via browser these days.
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pdntspa ◴[30 Mar 24 18:19 UTC] No.39877268[source]▶
Who cares what 'most people do'? Why are we constantly resorting to this tired refrain of "majority rules"? Have you all forgotten that niche things exist?
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1. scubbo ◴[30 Mar 24 20:30 UTC] No.39878336[source]▶
> Why are most comments referring to having used this in the past tense?

> Who cares what 'most people do'?

Someone trying to understand why _most_ comments reflect a certain behaviour is, by definition, someone who cares about understanding what "what most people do".