I'll relax when I can get through the day without fighting some idiotic organizations excuse for a web form or attention hogging pop ups or, god help me, what else?!
We shouldn't have to put up with all this shit. That's the point.
Excellent. What, then, are you doing to make sure this shit doesn't happen?
Are you willing to pay $20 for a phone app, instead of fishing for the free version? Are you willing to pay for websites to get rid of ads? Are you willing to pay $300 for a new OS?
Alternatively, are you willing to ditch capitalism for a system that prioritizes the commons?
It's us. We are creating the incentives for a world that produces this. Unless we change that world, this is what we'll get.
> Isn't this the the world of ubiquitous code and unlimited resources we wanted?
I don't really know what this is supposed to mean, it sounds rather poetic and abstract, but I'm quite certain few if any people ever asked for a world where it takes 10+ seconds to open a simple email.
Not everything needs to be super efficient. Most things are tuned for production cost and time. Efficient code isn't going anywhere. Relax guys.