Seems like more of the usual - though the complaints in the article are scattered all over through time. But it's following a general theme we're all used to -

Seems like more of the usual - though the complaints in the article are scattered all over through time. But it's following a general theme we're all used to - inconveniencing power users and reducing user choice, tripling down on DRM, releasing half-baked hardware and software and taping it together on the fly. Very ironic for that article to be posting referral Amazon links in the article all while criticizing those very products, though.