unusable

Can you imagine writing Chrome or FireFox using a single thread (it would be hard, and probably unusable)?

It's another to have errors so severe that they make the site permanently unusable for some people.

It's almost unusable on my mobile, broken in Opera Mini, and just crappy on my desktop browser.

Accept the new TOS or have the device rendered unusable and lose access to all my data?

So, for most ISP's, the service was unusable, and only a small number of subscribers knew or cared about it.

On mobile, it consumes a shitload of data and makes the entire phone next to unusable.

It was a strip of land on a gas line easement and thus totally unusable.

Also if UDP traffic would grow, there is the danger of congestion collapse, which means that one day the Internet would simply became so slow it would be unusable.

If they did, CSS wouldn't be the unusable mess of quirks that it is.

Pretty much entirely unusable in germany due to, roughly, half the videos being blocked.

No browser vendor promises operational privacy because implementing it would make the browser unusable.

I feel like at cruising altitude, there aren't really enough false-positives out there that the system would be unusable.

In other words, "but it's on par with Visual Studio" does absolutely nothing to counter the argument that the JVM is unusable for end-user applications; if anything, it proves it.

And it's kind of an important point, because it changes this from "might give this a go for a less critical service" to "unusable in the short term."