TLDR: Technology has become a cause of frustration for Andrew Lanxon, a tech writer for CNET, who wonders if it is technology that has changed or if he has become grumpy as he has aged. Lanxon discusses his experiences with various tech gadgets, including game consoles, Bluetooth earbuds, and smart speakers, all of which often fail to work as they should. He contrasts his frustrations with the simplicity and reliability of vinyl records and film photography. Lanxon questions why tech no longer provides efficient and seamless experiences and expresses his desire for things to work properly without feeling like he is battling against the very technology that is supposed to be helpful.
Tech Bad or Grumpy Old Man Mode: On?
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