In another thread I just read this[1]: "Using a systems language where it’s not required is just burning time and money." and was considering a response like yo

In another thread I just read this[1]: "Using a systems language where it’s not required is just burning time and money." and was considering a response like yours. Is there actually going to be any noticable consequences to the jank of Slack, Teams, GMail, and so on bringing laptops to their knees and damaging user morale and taking a company brand reputation hit? After you get frustrated by the jank and leave, is there anything else you can do except go back because the people and customers and services you need to deal with are using the janky systems, and all the systems are janky these days - and finding ones which aren't, and predicting they will stay that way, and moving to them, is non-trivial? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27406824 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27406824