I'm still using a 23-year-old edition of Photoshop and it's been the Battlestar Galactica of avoiding every terrible development of the last quarter century of tech.

[mcfadden@mastodon.social]

I'm still using a 23-year-old edition of Photoshop and it's been the Battlestar Galactica of avoiding every terrible development of the last quarter century of tech.

[dresstokilt@mastodon.social]

@mcfadden imagining a bunch of flying toasters trying to get in, but it's not networked! Checkmate, AI!

[peet@ravenation.club]

@mcfadden Office '97 and Adobe Acrobat 6.0 from sometime similar get installed on every new laptop I get, and I stole them from a company who had upgraded to a newer shittier version

[pappy@thepit.social]

@mcfadden

How? Seriously. Basically, I know it's time to upgrade when things stop working in general. Planned obsolescence, I know, but...

[mcfadden@mastodon.social]

@Pappy My desktop is almost 14, so eventually I may be forced into the enshittied future.

[bransonturner@mastodon.social]

@mcfadden CS6 is the only thing keeping me from switching to Linux. It's the '79 Honda of software.

[mlabowicz@hachyderm.io]

@mcfadden I think about that example quite often these days

[selyfriday@mastodon.art]

@mcfadden Hmmmmmmm CS3 for me!

[nickmofo@mastodon.social]

@mcfadden “This is Photoshop Actual.”