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Apple is getting on my nerves
(lemmy.today)
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If such a minor inconvenience that can be trivially worked around is enough to get you to destroy an iPhone and stop using Apple products altogether, what will you do when you inevitably encounter something of similar magnitude on Android? Do you think there are no bugs, inconsistencies, or questionable choices on Android?
I encounter the same smart quotes issue every now and then when I copy-paste commands from Word documents. Such documents are usually sent by customers or written by other employees. Should I quit my job over this?
It’s not that there are one or two “minor inconveniences,” as you put it. It’s that we are inundated with them, and many aren’t minor. And they seem like willful fuck yous to anyone who is slightly above average user skill. Some of this crap could only have been deliberately made worse in development.
It was the final straw kind of a thing. I have been having many issues or feeling restricted due to the lack of some options in iOS.
Don’t listen to this person. Somehow they stumbled into the wrong community.
What?
The person you are responding to. Don’t listen to THAT person.
Ohh, why?