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<description><div class="pull-quote">I hate technology</div><p>I now notice I haven&#8217;t written anything in almost a year, which nobody else seems to have noticed, so I guess it&#8217;s just as well.
I have, though, broken my unintentional hiatus to post something that reminds me why I hate technology so much:
All UX is bad.</p>
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<description><div class="pull-quote">Who are they?</div><p>Today, at work, I was debating with other engineers on what the wording of the message should be, when a patient tries to register an already-registered blood test kit.
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