I feel the same way when any site makes me do some stupid 20 click throughs to read an entire article.

The multiple clicks pissing me off has reached the point of 1 now. If your presenting information, and you have to make me reload the damn page 10 times to update a little paragraph, you're doing it wrong.

Probably a rhetorical question

Has any technology that was rushed / pushed after 9/11 actually worked as promised?

Or has it been the usual over hyped marketing pitch "We can solve your problems! And even ones you don't even have!"

Microsoft more interested in making hipster outdated / we are borg commercials than making a real usable product.

And the medical industry would diagnose the kids as have PTSD and ADHD and medicate the hell out of them as soon as possible.

Yes, I'm rambling.

On a side note, whatever happened to pen pals? Has social media replaced that as well? Get instant notification that the family you visited got blown up...

Yes, I'm a bit of an a$$ today...

I wish I had mod points!!!!

While this is sarcasm, lots of kids today are soft and don't equate hard work to earning something. They don't value half of what they have. Heck, they have little concept of why education is important. Too much instant gratification over trivial things.

Or worse, designed by the HR department using FrontPage or Word. Or asking the intern or PFY to do it using WordPress or some other painful environment

This needs mod points!!!!

I think that's the syndrome where all of USA imports contain lead or other toxic chemicals.

In other random thoughts, this would a great way for Japan to get rid of their waste.... just export it super cheat to USA in all their products. Maybe in that generations PlayStation and call it the PS-235.

in USA there was an uptick in something called a Lebron. I haven't figured out what it was, and frankly since the world didn't melt down, I figure it was irrelephant.

But if the lake drains out as ships pass through, wouldn't there need to be a fresh water intake? At some point there has to be a balancing.

Heck, species invasions alone should have environmentalists up in arms.

I'm just pondering a waterproof case and or something to keep them warm in the cold snowy climate games

Good gravy, these people would flip out if they can't cash out at the end.

With the amount of money poured into bitcoins no one wants to be left holding the bag if the bottom were to fall out. So people will argue to keep it alive.

I'm not saying that is a good or bad thing. All forms of currency and devaluations are like that.

Am wondering if this is a broken window argument