If ever there were a place to start with an experiment in applying a "code of conduct" and ethics statement, it's here.
It's like diet MCAS for infants and toddlers. Instead of a plane falling out of the sky, due to shoddy software and use case scenario documentation, you get frustrated drivers pulling over to wait out laggy animated transitions and directional screen swipes in order to find the fucking skip track buttons and shuffle/repeat toggles.
Did I say pull over and wait? Oh, sorry, I meant continue to drive with one eye on the road, dab and paw at unresponsive virtual button graphics and curse at the blindingly bright infotainment monitor in a dark cab at night, in the rain, while changing lanes in dense traffic at 80 miles an hour, between sips of hot coffee and brake checks from the asshole who won't speed up or get the fuck out of the way, despite being tailgated to less than a car length for the past fifteen miles.
It's like diet MCAS for infants and toddlers. Instead of a plane falling out of the sky, due to shoddy software and use case scenario documentation, you get frustrated drivers pulling over to wait out laggy animated transitions and directional screen swipes in order to find the fucking skip track buttons and shuffle/repeat toggles.
Did I say pull over and wait? Oh, sorry, I meant continue to drive with one eye on the road, dab and paw at unresponsive virtual button graphics and curse at the blindingly bright infotainment monitor in a dark cab at night, in the rain, while changing lanes in dense traffic at 80 miles an hour, between sips of hot coffee and brake checks from the asshole who won't speed up or get the fuck out of the way, despite being tailgated to less than a car length for the past fifteen miles.