Am I An Outlier, Or Are Apple Products No Longer Easy To Use?
I've read the article front to back twice.  Carefully - and I'm still not 100% certain whether it's a troll, or for real.<p>The interesting thing is, many of this persons problems come from Apple trying to support multiple platforms, instead of locking the person into a single unified environment.<p>Others (like iPhoto starting to suck after 10,000 pictures) were an issue in the first couple releases - but it's not uncommon for people to have north of 100,000 photos, and get reasonable performance in recent releases.<p>The difficulty hitting the search magnifying glass was interesting - I wasn't even aware that magnifying glass existed. You normally just scroll to the top - now I can do it faster. But - it makes sense - what's just one above the letter "A" - the search icon.<p>All in all - I'm believing it's an article whose genesis was a user who got hit by an edgecase/bug on their iPhone, and then turned it into a generic rant about all things Apple.<p>But the problems this person are having do seem to make it clear to me why, if anything, the OS X platform / iPhone are too flexible.  There are lots (lots!) of users out there who would trade some of that flexibility for more predictable performance/ease of use.<p>And thus, Sandboxing.