Honestly I think the scarier part is that "real" tech articles are rapidly approaching this level of quality and I can't tell if the "real" articles are being w

Honestly I think the scarier part is that "real" tech articles are rapidly approaching this level of quality and I can't tell if the "real" articles are being written by automation, or people who love to copy and paste. It's getting that bad. Modern tech journalism is just so vapid and devoid of any content, so even the parent post was more fun to read than the regular. For an example, tech-based articles I loathe sifting through online are about anything related to recent events like a macOS update. Google Search: "macos big sur release notes" https://imgur.com/a/fmhyk6d https://imgur.com/a/fmhyk6d Imagine going to the first Apple link, not getting any details, and then moving onto the 3rd and 4th links hoping that some internet journalist broke down the details for you because the title includes "What's New?". Nope. The links all just resort to barely-updated articles that basically say "11.6.1 got released". Amazing, thank you tech journalists! At least an article about iframes might give some boring facts to help crunch in your mind while your eyes glaze through. 3rd and 4th links: - https://mrmacintosh.com/macos-big-sur-11-6-1-update-whats-new/ https://mrmacintosh.com/macos-big-sur-11-6-1-update-whats-ne... - https://www.macworld.com/article/234324/macos-big-sur-faq.html https://www.macworld.com/article/234324/macos-big-sur-faq.ht...