Asklemmy

Illustrator. It's industry standard for graphic design, but has the stability of a toddler on ice

Microsoft Windows

alcohol, im an alcoholic

Java

(I'm waiting for someone to rewrite it in Rust)

Windows. Android. Gmail. Expensive public transport.

capitalism

Google Workspace. I have several clients who insist on using it for unknown reasons. It creates unprofessional looking work products. And in some cases, it is just plain kludgy (slicers randomly shoot themselves over the Sheet, page numbers randomly renumber when the footer is updated, etc). The part that gets me the most is that it is similar in price to other productivity suites, but often our clients opt to buy Zoom and Slack on top of that - basically doubling the price.

Google, this fucking phone, the cesspool of fezbuk, the shittified streaming services I can’t manage to unsubscribe from…

All my durable medical equipment like CPAP machine, DirecTV, and Walgreens for anything.

Credit cards

Just a slimy middleman taking a cut of every transaction and trapping people in debt. But a bit of a tragedy of the commons because merchants raise prices to accommodate CC fees and the rewards are hard to pass up.

Cars

Plastic

My life

Reddit.... Google drive....

Adobe "Creative Cloud" thanks to it's monopoly in the design industry (though I am in the process of doing my first smaller client job with Inscape atm).

Whatsapp and google classroom

Android

Microsoft Office

Button shirts.

The day on fully out as trans ill never touch a button shirt again. I wanna have all black blouses.

Money

A government

Planes/Airports... I travel for work and I hate them, uncomfortable, crowded, huge waste of time and lots of problems just waiting to pop out.

Google play services, Discord, and Snapchat.

Passwords.

I prefer password-less logins with a hardware key but only a few online services offer it.

Secret Server (Thycotic/Delinea). What a crock of shite that is. I was trying to replace it but people at work who have more influence than I do actually like it. I guess they've never used a decent password manager. If we ever actually get to the point where we have to pay for it maybe they'll change their mind.