It’s 2010. Oh wait, no it’s not.
So now things move here for more wacky fun in the new year.
It's 2010, folks.
A collection of things that should be fixed by now... but aren't.
It’s 2010. I shouldn’t have to fill out a contact form to find an authorized reseller for your product.
Just give it to me, already.
It’s 2010. Every website and app should understand the difference between 1 and 2.
Instead, lazy programmers include messages like, “1 item(s) in your cart.”
It’s 2010. It shouldn’t be so g-d hard to buy rechargeable batteries in a store.
And I mean ones that aren’t packaged with a recharger, Costco.
It’s 2010. It shouldn’t take 24+ hours to export data.
Because, really, Facebook? I appreciate thatyou finally let me do it (even with the memory lapse and all), but it’s been 24 hours and my download is still “pending.”
It’s 2010. All public bathrooms should have baby changing tables.
It’s 2010. It shouldn’t take me 19 steps to cancel a doctor’s appointment via the web.
It’s 2010. Why can’t I search through all my transactions, ever, from my credit card’s site?
I’m looking at you, Citi. PDFs back to 1994 that you have to “request” and then wait for? Blech.
It’s 2010. Women and men should be paid the same amount for the same work.
Alas.
It’s 2010. Best Buy’s web site can still show an item as “in stock” at a local store when it really isn’t.
And then not inform me of the fact until 13 hours later.
