bemoaning

Many other commenters here are bemoaning the impacts the specific implementation of String will have on their existing applications.

In the United States articles have been bemoaning the loss of our topsoil since the 1930s.

My Uber drive today was bemoaning how hard it is to get a job in the DC area with his name, Mohammed.

Its like bemoaning Microsoft (or any OS maker) that allows people to create apps - apps that may or may not use advertising.

The geekier amongst them go out of their way to run Mozilla scripts to scrape ads away, bemoaning the presence of consumer culture.

Not sit around bemoaning that that might enable future growth that will, to a great degree, happen even if you don't grow infrastructure.

Take a look at newspapers -- I have no fewer than 5 relatives bemoaning the collapse of physical newspapers.

I came in expecting to read an article bemoaning some niche language and playing the diversity card.

As for bemoaning why the biggest subreddits aren't controlled by the admin?

Remember when this site didn't have comments bemoaning the decline in quality?

I think he meant the author was bemoaning the demise of the rise of decentralization.

The world changed around him, although that one guy we know is still bemoaning that Steve Jobs did nothing for him.

It was bemoaning how stock options offered to employees by a corporation might, might, be "worth less" when restricted sale is applicable.

This is not one of those pieces bemoaning that Lego is all specialist parts and complaining about the lack of big buckets of bricks - the tl;dr of this article would be "What happened with Lego?

Combined with his implicitly denigrating use of language -- "muggles," "mops" --- to describe those who aren't really part of the real "scene," what this suggests to me is that his analysis is entirely based on his own value judgements and tastes, and that what he is really bemoaning is the death of the scenes in which he felt included, energized, and involved.