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I still haven't made it to the end because of how slow and unresponsive it is.

Which then causes the typical user to go online and rant about how his app is broken or unresponsive. Though I like what he has posted on the rest of his blog...

I'm on my mobile and in most cases modal windows make the page unresponsive. People really need to stop using modal windows in this way if they want to keep their audience.

I've cancelled cards previously because merchants were unreasonable or unresponsive. Gyms are one of the worst for this.

McAfee appeared unresponsive, but when nurses undressed him, he said quite clearly, "please not in front of the press" You couldn't write stuff this bizarre if you tried.

The unresponsive button thing isn't isolated either. Push a button.

We have to explcitly set `oom_adj` on the important daemons to prevent the machines from becoming unresponsive because of a bad OOM decision.

>I'm amazed at how many of the comments in this thread appear to be about issues thoroughly discussed in the submitted article, but unresponsive to what the submitted article said. I'm not, unfortunately.

You're telling me Apple is unresponsive to support requests from their developer ecosystem? Really?

Even buying an app feels sluggish and unresponsive. The recommendation system is crap because they recommend similar apps not complementary apps.

When \n the power is cycled in this state, a sort of self-destruct \n mechanism is triggered, rendering the drive unresponsive. \n\nSo you enter a read-only mode, and then on power cycle you self-destruct, making the intact data inaccessible?

In practice what that means is that up to two of your nameservers may be completely unresponsive and the effects will be pretty negligible. So if you're using multiple DNS providers and want to protect against one going off-air; use no more than two nameservers from each provider.

If no fix is deployed in a reasonable amount of time and the vendor is unresponsive, release a PoC that demonstrates exploitability without giving away details. eg: "Here is a pacemaker.

Every time I try the latest Android device in the store I just laugh in disbelief because inevitably it is laggy and slightly unresponsive, and feels like I am interacting with a computer. Googling around, it looks like the S4 still has animation lag in all sorts of places.

As a former developer of Bitcoinica, the most affected customer in the previous Linode incident at that time, I have to say that Linode's communication was extremely unresponsive. It took them 15 days to write a reply that is still full of ambiguity.

To make matters worse, the UI is laggy and unresponsive, and in an effort to make things "easier" onscreen controls frequently dim & disable when not actionable or when the car is moving vs. stationary.

People have spent decades now having their lives turned upside down by forces they're told they can't control: market movements, giant corporations, unresponsive political systems. Rather than pushing back and trying to assert some control over those things, which would require collective action, they focus inward instead on those things in their lives that they know they can control.

Very sluggish and occasionally unresponsive on smaller repositories, too, especially with large single commits. 5.

This expectations in "modern" OS's that malloc never fails unless the world is falling really annoys me - it for example leads to systems where we use too much swap to the point where systems often slow down or become hopelessly unresponsive in cases where the proper response would have been to inform the user - the user experience is horrendous: Swap is/was a kludge to handle high memory prices; having the option is great, but most of the time when I have systems that dip into swap, it indicates a problem I'd want to be informed about. But on modern systems, most software handles it so badly that turning swap off is often not even a viable choice.