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I saw a Sudoku game the other day-SUDOKU you know a few numbers-that took 40 seconds to load, and then caused the phone to overheat while in play, while splashing ads here and there. Its sad. That was the very definition to me of "giving into bloat". Nobody cares about efficiency anymore, and in fact are going in the opposite direction. Substituting bloat for actual programming knowledge, many of these game developers never touched a single ounce of code nor would know how to begin with. Just downloaded some bloaty API and pump out games on an engine that requires 4TB to run (so basically it means spoiled brats are using it) I have given up on computer science which I used to love so much. Anymore its just...disappointing how the world adapted to it. very...very disappointing. All that potential yet it is all wasted on bloat, redundant security and moneygrubbing before the first pixel is ever drawn.

I just don't get it. I keep seeing product after product that I have to repair, the manufacturer supplies those points for soldering and YET the assemblers don't solder it, it breaks. If its an internal part MAYBE, but many of these are USB and HDMI ports. Also, why the heck are so many chargers missing half of the safety circuit? Does QC really ok this stuff, if so quality really has gone down. I see a "QC OK" sticker stuck to a shorted plastic mold which is covered by the sticker LOL. How any Quality Control would be OK with their test piece being half-assembled is beyond me. The only thing I can think of is that people are ordering from shady places that operate in a rented space for 30 days and then move to another city and change names. Gotta be right? no legit business could get away with this...? At least, I hope not!

You would think with gaming consoles costing SO MUCH you would at least get an HDMI port that can take a reasonable amount of impact, yet 1 cable gets tugged a little and broken it is. As you know, you need a very very small percision tip, soldering paste, microscopic vision and a thermostat controlled iron to + preferring a heat gun to help it melt without damaging other nearby parts.

When I took this thing apart, there was NO refinforcement whatsoever other than a useless heat shield which curved around but put all the stress on the most vulnerable part of the port, the plastic. Seriously, plastic, why not ceramic if you are charging 700$ for a system, at least use the ceramic ones. This is exactly the reason I am never buying a new system ever again. Brand new PS5 collects dust and why an HDMI port that barely got breathed on's plastic center broke off like a twig.