Okay yes. You can be in your 90s and opening up regedit or writing rust programs using async. But for the majority of people at that stage of their life, who d

Okay yes. You can be in your 90s and opening up regedit or writing rust programs using async. But for the majority of people at that stage of their life, who don't really care about the technology and haven't really followed it closely, it's a valid concern that random A/B testing and continuous version updates that change how you use programs are an alienating obstacle to using computers. From the comments on this thread, a lot of people who do follow technology and who are used to being treating like this also hate it. It's not a stretch that, for less savvy users don't know what exactly it is they should hate will just assume it's computers that are at fault and choose a different tool.