Matt

"Titles in organizations keep people from properly encapsulating a problem at a point which allows them to be most productive."

Apple is horrible with billing, accounts, and online support. I got a new account (because my last account is lost in recovery hell) to try Apple TV in late June. Cancelled the sub within the month. Still got charged on Aug 3 and now can't even login to Apple TV to check the settings.

The old Google Finance main page was great: graph of major indices and changes for some of the stocks I watch. I would check it a few times a day if I had free time. They've changed it into something that looks awful and doesn't have the info I want (no graphs wtf?)

I must be getting old or something, because I thought Nolan's The Odyssey was just OK.

My apple ID was compromised, but the security questions stopped transfer of the account. Failing the questions causes the account to be locked out for 8 hours, and every 8 hours it gets locked again. So I am also prevented from recovering it. Lost in limbo forever, I guess.

Why do streaming services show me ads for their shows that they must know I'm already caught up on? And on the more expensive ad-free plan, too.

Any sufficiently advanced legal system is indistinguishable from magic.

Videos that ask you to like and subscribe before even getting into the topic of the video get an automatic thumbs down. After content, it's a good reminder and most likely to get me to like & sub. Is there a better way to disincentivize content creators who do this?

Some of the lines from Alice's Restaurant popped into my head yesterday for seemingly no reason. Then, today I see apnews.com/article/alic... **mind blown**