[Annoy] What's something small that really annoys you?

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#2453766 3-Apr-2020 13:43

probably bigger than something small that annoys me but doing the grocery run this morning and seeing multiple used gloves left in trolleys or dropped in the car park

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#2453767 3-Apr-2020 13:43

!5 minutes into a 45 minute program and still getting the names of the actors popping up.

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#2453776 3-Apr-2020 13:59

One that I watch has about 100 episodes so far, and if you were to jump into the latest episode with no context then you'd have no idea what's going on. Despite that, and despite the availability of on-demand allowing you to start at episode 1, every time a character appears for the first time in each episode there's a little 'title card' that pops up with their name.

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#2453784 3-Apr-2020 14:04

freitasm:

Behodar:

Today's hate is stupid forums (not GZ!). I made a post on another forum last week. Today I got an email saying that it's been a week and I haven't marked any of the replies as an answer, so can I please do so? Except nobody actually bothered to reply to my post in the first place. How about actually checking the reply count before sending emails?

Of course, the really annoying thing is that this is the official support forum for a piece of software, where questions are regularly ignored if they reach more than about 5/100 on the complexity meter.

On that vein, "Official community support forums" from companies that only provide email-based support to paid customers. You post real problems, a bunch of people reply with ideas but you never see anyone from the company replying or solving a problem.

A bit like Google product support. And Microsoft. And a bunch of other places.

For me this is Plex - paid product, lack of official support/roadmap, armchair "forum experts" when you say Ive tried A B C they reply with I don't understand have you tried XYZ which is verbatim what you tried on step B.

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#2453787 3-Apr-2020 14:07

you tube -watching the pre-roll adverts, pausing it to make a cup of tea and then being stuck with a longer non-skippable advert when you resume play.

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#2453797 3-Apr-2020 14:15

That Argon, despite being the third most abundant gas in the atmosphere, and Carbon Dioxide, which every man and his dog claims there is far too much of in the atmosphere, are in critically short supply inside my bubble.

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#2454540 4-Apr-2020 18:06

Finally got round to ripping my Elementary Season 3 DVD box. 6 discs. Turnout it contains 2 copies of disc 6 and no disc 5.

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#2454627 4-Apr-2020 20:14

NightStalker:
probably bigger than something small that annoys me but doing the grocery run this morning and seeing multiple used gloves left in trolleys or dropped in the car park

At least you had gloves. I was shopping yesterday and there wasn’t a glove or a mask anywhere, not even on the staff.

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#2454666 4-Apr-2020 22:09

Fireworks in suburbia after 10:00 pm when it's not Guy Fawkes, in fact even if it was Guy Fawkes that's still too late in my opinion.

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#2454670 4-Apr-2020 22:21

Technofreak:

Fireworks in suburbia after 10:00 pm when it's not Guy Fawkes, in fact even if it was Guy Fawkes that's still too late in my opinion.

we had someone like that around our neighborhood, until my neighbor snapped and gave a 5 minute speech , heard all over neighborhood of what he was going to do to him if he didnt stop, funniest thing i have heard , worked though .

Common sense is not as common as you think.

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#2454680 4-Apr-2020 22:35

vexxxboy:

Technofreak:

Fireworks in suburbia after 10:00 pm when it's not Guy Fawkes, in fact even if it was Guy Fawkes that's still too late in my opinion.

we had someone like that around our neighborhood, until my neighbor snapped and gave a 5 minute speech , heard all over neighborhood of what he was going to do to him if he didnt stop, funniest thing i have heard , worked though .

Perhaps we could invite him to our neighbourhood to give the same speech? 🙂

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#2456355 7-Apr-2020 11:05

That BNZ have again stuffed up their mobile app.

Now when you type in an amount to transfer, for example $1234 the app recognises it as $2341... (transposes first value entered into last place)

How incompetent can the developers and then testers of these apps be - this is surely the first fail in testing a banking app that the amount entered is actually the amount shown.... sheesh....

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#2456359 7-Apr-2020 11:19

Of course, number input is something that's supported natively by the OS, but the developers have decided that they can do a 'better' job than the OS vendor. Westpac's just as bad; I can't enter cents into the transfer field when using my Japanese keyboard.

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#2456382 7-Apr-2020 11:36

Technofreak:

Fireworks in suburbia after 10:00 pm when it's not Guy Fawkes, in fact even if it was Guy Fawkes that's still too late in my opinion.

The thing that annoys me is the fun police when things like this are done sensibly at a decent hour and people go off about it:

Case in point - one of our neighbours celebrated a lockdown birthday of significance and had some fireworks in his garden with his kid around the 7.30-8pm mark.

Local Facebook community page lit up like a Christmas Tree and the cops were called.

They did a drive-by and looked around but by the time they arrived the spectacular display was well and truly over (it lasted around 3-4 minutes).

My neighbour flagged them down from behind his gate and asked if they were looking for him...they had a chat and moved on - no harm done and no arrests made (or warnings given).

Surely there are better things cops could be doing instead of looking for people doing normal things in abnormal times.

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#2456489 7-Apr-2020 14:44

When I've spent 3 minutes clearly, explicitly and assertively articulating my point during a conference call.....and I've been on mute all that time.

Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.

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