> have a bunch of tech that is very good these days, in a larger quality than the failures. We have moved to products just being "good enough". An example is

> have a bunch of tech that is very good these days, in a larger quality than the failures. We have moved to products just being "good enough". An example is telco equipment, phones always just worked in the past, you would never expect an outage. Ask most people who had office or home phones up until the 90s and most would say they never had a single instance of their phone not working. Then we went to Voip, and now soft phones like MS teams, and reliability is shit. Its embarrassing that products like MS teams require multiple retry attempts each week just to make a simple phone call.