Okay, so the site's busted. JavaScript errors, pages not loading...you're shocked? Shocked, I say! In the tech world, that's like saying water is wet, or politicians are full of it.
Let's be real, folks. How many sites aren't a buggy mess these days? Everything's over-engineered, bloated with trackers, and held together with duct tape and crossed fingers. You expect a website to, you know, work? Give me a break.
And the boilerplate excuses! "Browser extension," "network issues," "browser settings"... It's always something else's fault, ain't it? Never their crummy code or their reliance on a million third-party scripts. Nope. It's your ad blocker. It's your connection. It's your fault for expecting the internet to function.
I bet some genius in a Silicon Valley office is right now patting themself on the back for their "innovative" approach to web design, while the rest of us are staring at a blank screen.
Honestly, this kind of thing makes you wonder what's going on behind the scenes. Are these companies even testing their websites before they push them live? Or are we all just unpaid QA testers now? Because it sure feels like it.
Remember when websites were simple? HTML, maybe some CSS, and you were good to go. Now it's all React, Angular, Vue, and a million other frameworks that change every five minutes. And for what? A slightly smoother animation? A slightly faster loading time?
Meanwhile, the whole damn thing falls apart if your JavaScript is disabled. Which, by the way, it should be, unless you enjoy being tracked across the internet by every advertising company on the planet.
I mean, seriously, is this the best we can do? We've put people on the moon, split the atom, and mapped the human genome, but we can't build a website that doesn't crash if you sneeze at it wrong?
And offcourse, the inevitable "try using a different browser" suggestion. As if that's a solution. As if everyone has the time or inclination to juggle five different browsers just to access different websites. I've got better things to do, and I'm betting you do too.
So, yeah, the site's broken. Big whoop. It's just another reminder that the internet is a fundamentally flawed system, built on shaky foundations and held together by the collective delusion that things are getting better.
It's not just this site. It's all the sites. The whole damn internet is slowly collapsing under its own weight. And frankly, I'm not sure I care anymore.
