At IKEA they put the whole kit with instructions in one box.
At the Arch Store there would be a bookshelf full of instruction sets and bins of loose parts that you’d have to collect after reading the instructions.
Which would be pretty cool cuz you could build just about anything.
Then there’s a bunch of people in the parking lot that are the most cantankerous, awkward, on the spectrum weirdos you’ll ever meet. You can ask them questions… If you want more questions than real answers.
There would be people wandering around saying things like 'hey I’m a total noob can I use this as a home server? ’. And greybeards muttering insults under their breath.
The real arch store would be pretty basic. Everything in plain cardboard boxes - basically just the self-service area in IKEA.
At IKEA they put the whole kit with instructions in one box.
At the Arch Store there would be a bookshelf full of instruction sets and bins of loose parts that you’d have to collect after reading the instructions.
Which would be pretty cool cuz you could build just about anything.
Then there’s a bunch of people in the parking lot that are the most cantankerous, awkward, on the spectrum weirdos you’ll ever meet. You can ask them questions… If you want more questions than real answers.
And a lot of unsolicited opinions about what you plan to do
That’s basically a Home Depot that also gives out construction plans for stuff…
Which is a decent idea tbh…
There would be people wandering around saying things like 'hey I’m a total noob can I use this as a home server? ’. And greybeards muttering insults under their breath.
It’d be like Legos, but with less pain when you step on it!