We have a huge underutilization issue in tech right now. The strategy seems to be to throw programmers and designers at the wall until they make something that

We have a huge underutilization issue in tech right now. The strategy seems to be to throw programmers and designers at the wall until they make something that sticks, but a lot of bad decisions come out of that strategy and it's not immediately apparent that they're bad decisions until users complain. And it apparently leads to shallow changes. While I am ok with the new design in OS X, there are a lot real problems that I would rather like to see addressed, such as: providing a better filesystem than HFS+, fixing the annoying 'sandbox apps set quarantine attribute' bug [1], making Mail work with GMail, make iWork on par with the old versions again, etc. [1] https://github.com/osxfuse/osxfuse/issues/162 https://github.com/osxfuse/osxfuse/issues/162