I think the phenomenon of humans going from normal-to-violent-rage at the most trivial <i>personal</i> slights from strangers (e.g. road rage) is well-accepted...but it&#x27;s funny to me how slight software mixups (not necessarily bugs or outright failure) can cause the same quick rise in negative feelings, even though it&#x27;s most definitely not a <i>personal</i>, human-to-human slight. Impotent fantasies like, &quot;I hope the assclown and everyone on their product team who decided to move that button on [whatever GUI you use most] loses their jobs&quot; as if they conspired to screw just you and you alone...Or maybe it&#x27;s just me when I haven&#x27;t had enough coffee :). I chalk it up to how sometimes aggravating and dehumanizing it is in modern life to have to use software in the first place, before people start moving the buttons around.