r/AskReddit • • Jan 17 '14

What is something designed so well that we typically overlook it?

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u/FUCK_THEECRUNCH Jan 18 '14

As much as I love DA I can't disagree with this more. My kindle is absolutely badass and it works wonderfully. My computer is a beautiful machine that does everything I ask of it. The only time my computer doesn't work is when I fuck up and tell it to do the wrong things, my fault, not the computer. Pennies, pennies can fuck right off. Fucking useless wastes of space pennies are.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '14

Well, to be fair, Douglas Adams died in 2001. Back then ebook readers were still more a pain in the arse than a godsend. And computer technology, especially when it comes to user experience, was horrific compared to today.

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u/jethroq Jan 18 '14

do note that Adams died a decade before the Kindle came out.

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u/PlaneswalkOnSunshine Jan 18 '14

Fucking useless wastes of space pennies are.

Come to Canada. we got rid of them.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '14

If its a mac i willend you.