This entry just seemed like an elaborate, well-written, well-documented complaint. I've been reading so many articles lately that say "Stuff's on fire, yo." Bu

This entry just seemed like an elaborate, well-written, well-documented complaint. I've been reading so many articles lately that say "Stuff's on fire, yo." But they don't go into why, they don't mention alternative solutions, or who is trying to do something about it. They are the journalistic equivalent of a tweet saying "Hey, my nose itches." Don't keep me in suspense, did you develop a new means of itching said nose? Have you interviewed other itchees to find out if there's a new trend? There's an entire half of this article missing where discussion of alternative methods of computer interaction are offered up. Voice launch, context-sensitive palettes, random launch lottery with an I'm Feeling Lucky button... But it's not there, just an "I hate menus" kvetch. Sigh. Tell me a story, while you're complaining, and make sure you have an ending. Otherwise it's just a far-too-long bumper sticker.