I have a reverse corollary of this, which is: As I do/use things that are useful/interesting despite of their papercuts, then if I don't do/use something because of perceived "papercuts", they are probably not really the reason.
Examples are not recording music because my audio interface is a bit too laggy, or not taking photos because my camera lens is a tad blurry in the corners. The real reason is that I'm not motivated / inspired enough and like to blame the "papercuts" of my gear.
Examples are not recording music because my audio interface is a bit too laggy, or not taking photos because my camera lens is a tad blurry in the corners. The real reason is that I'm not motivated / inspired enough and like to blame the "papercuts" of my gear.