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It's twenty freaking twenty five Stop

2025-01-14 19:00:06.634955+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

It's twenty freaking twenty five. Stop building web forms that leave the submit button disabled after my password manager fills in fields, so that I have to go hit space and backspace to make your fucking interface work.

It is astounding to me, and an indication of how far software development as a discipline has fallen, that big companies make products this shitty.

(This message also brought to you by having to go find a security Torx driver to reset a camera from a grid fluctuation.)

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