One data point more backing my theory that we're in the middle(?) of "computing dark ages", where the biggest crap and nonsense dominates everything (and people not even know how crappy everything is).
Do you think we will ever leave the dark age?
I mean before our AI overlords get in charge and kill and replace all the nonsense we've built, of course.
This is a matter of quality, and like everything in computing, quality only matters when money or law is involved, so in a way returning digital goods with refund is one way to make companies take quality more seriously, other are stricter liability laws for when exploits ocurr in the wild.
One data point more backing my theory that we're in the middle(?) of "computing dark ages", where the biggest crap and nonsense dominates everything (and people not even know how crappy everything is).
Do you think we will ever leave the dark age?
I mean before our AI overlords get in charge and kill and replace all the nonsense we've built, of course.