Google’s video player is woefully inadequate.

I could go on but I don’t want to spend the time. 🙂😁

I’m appalled at the lack of quality in Google’s Pixel phones, or maybe it’s Android itself.

There are so many bugs in my Pixel 6 Pro that I won’t even go into describing them here. It would take a long time.

And calling them bugs is probably generous. In many cases they are design flaws instead, but there definitely are a lot of bugs. It’s atrocious. I feel like it’s unacceptable to release software of this caliber of consumer usage with this poor quality. Is this the result of a race to come out with something better than the competitor?? Is this the result of pushing things out too quickly in order to gain some market reach?? It seems like it. And I’m sure Google aren’t the only people who are guilty of this sin. I’m just more acquainted with them because I have been a fan of their philosophy, supposedly, for many years and have continued to purchase their products even when they suck.

Google Android needs to provide an option to default to no notifications whatsoever. This seems like a basic thing. It’s very ergonomic. #HumanIT

It seems so obvious but the feature has been lacking for decades now. In fact it might have been there before but they probably took it away. One of those nasty regressions.

I would like my phone, by default, to do nothing. But that seems to be practically impossible to do. Wait for me to say, ” Hey! I want to know when my friends are calling me!”

I’m not done with this article yet. 🙂 I have MUCH to say about this subject and it is long overdue.

So much time has been wasted trying to get *nix things to work with Windows.

This fact is further evidence of our (USA) society’s collapse. 🙂 The fact that managers and employees tolerate this kind of situation/environment demonstrates how stupid the American workforce is. Efficiency is not only neglected but eschewed, frowned upon. Just like when people say they have no time to write documentation. The same old lament that is supposed to illustrate how super-productive the team is and would otherwise be hindered by having to write meaningful documentation on what they are creating so that their successors won’t want to kill themselves. 🙂

Just pick an operating system! 🙂 And if it sucks, well, that’s your fault for picking the wrong operating system. But don’t pretend that you can have a stable environment when your servers are running GNU/*nix but the entirety of your software ecosystem otherwise is based on the retarded Microsoft Windows/365/??? platform.

I think I have finally deciphered the universe’s hint that I should make this an interview question that I ask my prospective hirer; Do you have any Microsoft products in your infrastructure? If the answer is yes then I will politely exit the interview. Because this is fucking ridiculous. :-)))))))

Thank you for reading. <3