"how would you rate the phone app?" YOU'RE FUCKING INFRASTRUCTURE
this shit is as nonsensical as svchost asking you to rate it
product managers are absolutely cuckoo
literally what is the point of having ratings on an app-shaped system service
@gsuberland On a scale from 0 to 10: How likely are you to recommend UEFI to a friend?
Options: (choose one)
@gsuberland "Please accept our privacy policy in order to keep using the timer app"
@gsuberland I got a "how likely are you to recommend" notification at work yesterday, for a firewall.
Sometimes when stuff like that comes up, and I have time, I write something like "everyone I work with already uses it"
@tthbaltazar most of the ratings are exactly this
@tthbaltazar @gsuberland so, I once got hit with a Trustpilot request from my ISP at exactly the wrong moment and posted a review which was broadly “Why are you so needy? You’re an ISP, if I notice you you’ve failed.” and then they *emailed me asking how they could make things better*.
They’ve at least claimed I’m now on the list of people who will never get any comms other than receipts and critical information.
"Would you recommend libc.so.6 to a friend?"
@gsuberland It is more debuggable than UCRT, so I guess I kind of would.
@gsuberland "People who liked libc.so.6 also liked libselinux.so.2 and libdl.so.2"
@gsuberland I think they should bump the number I see to indicate engagement, progress and fast development pace