I don’t think you were looking for a serious answer, but I’ve thought this over and there’s a broader point to be made here. What I think you’re suggesting is

I don’t think you were looking for a serious answer, but I’ve thought this over and there’s a broader point to be made here. What I think you’re suggesting is that my trouble is with the machine—some version of frustrated human fighting with inanimate objects. In general this is a framing I oppose; automated machines are created by people, and people carry the responsibility for their creations. “The computer did it” is never an excuse. So in a way, yes; I tend to view “error messages” as you put it as an extension of their creators, who very well may be worthy of indignation.