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by xandrius
550 days ago
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Do you really long for that? It's been over 20 year with auto-save being pretty common, one has to adapt to the modern times, especially when it makes things better. I don't have to "remember to save my work" when I write on my notepad, why should it be different on a computer? |
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Yes, absoultely. Saving data you don't want saved and overwriting data you want to retain are just as bad as not saving data you want to keep.
Keeping a scratch file to restore from unexpected applications exits (crash, power loss, etc.) is fine but beyond that I expect to be in control of when and where things are saved.
> one has to adapt to the modern times
I expect my computers to adapt to my requirements, not the other way around.
> especially when it makes things better.
Modern rarely equals better.