@hazardwarning The ones they place on computers tend to be blindingly bright. The one on my enterprise Linux 7 server was so bright, it was like a nightlight. My whole home office was a dim blue glow when the lights were turned off. It is disconnected now.
// @streakmachine
@streakmachine Blue LEDs are the reason my next PC will be a custom build. Hate the things and every decent preassembled system I see is loaded with them.
@matigo In terms of gaming, some of us never really left it. I'll never give up Macs when it comes to admining Linux servers and the like, though. Still a fan of their phone, tablet and watch integration as well.
It's just that the things they do badly…they do badly in an exceptional way.
// @larand
@larand This was such a simple operation. Unhide purchases. Each release of the software, they make it harder and harder to get to. The UI changes so much that online hints and guides are all incorrect so you are forced to just point and click aimlessly until the option is found.
Atrocious design.
// @matigo
@nitinkhanna Only broke down and bought it a few months ago. Of course, they now have the Series 4 so…late to the party as usual.
It never ceases to amaze me how Apple, who pride themselves on UIs, have made iTunes such a mess.
Took forever to figure out how to unhide some past purchases so they’d show up in my libraries again.
@matigo That’s what I would probably be doing if I were at home. Our back porch is a mess from traipsing in the garden.
Today is the day for mundane tasks I have put off. Task number one: clear out the accumulated cruft in my personal gmail account I hardly pay attention to anymore. (People/entities I actually want to hear from have my personally hosted email address)