There is plenty of good to appreciate in every moment of every day, and it's helpful to do that. Even in software, there are a few standout gems which were not

There is plenty of good to appreciate in every moment of every day, and it's helpful to do that. Even in software, there are a few standout gems which were not around just a few years ago. However, this particular thread seems to be about the quality of user-facing software, which, overall, has been on a continuous nosedive for about 10 years, and every time I think it can't get any worse, someone figured out a new way to make it suck.