It's always fascinating to see some of the largest companies on the internet with websites so thoroughly broken that it's clear that not one single set of eyeba

It's always fascinating to see some of the largest companies on the internet with websites so thoroughly broken that it's clear that not one single set of eyeballs was laid on it by any human working for them. The site fails to render, barfs random elements over the screen, I haven't seen the broken jpeg placeholder in years. It's like seeing a picture of an old steam locomotive that exploded. It's utter destruction is almost art in itself.