Not pissed, just annoyed about it. :)

From a soft and rapid reboot standpoint, yes. It is a terrible UI design.

Tell me, why would I use the power button to reboot?

It's a laptop, so I just close the lid and it goes to sleep. I literally have to reboot twice per week. Once because one of my work applications blows, and once for patching. Mostly what irked me is that going to settings to reboot is even less intuitive than hitting the start/windows button.

Right, but if you want to just reboot... Not power off.

Actually, Windows +C -> Settings -> Power -> Shutdown/Reboot

Power buttons are useless when you just want to reboot your machine for patching purposes, and walk away to do something. That way, when you return, it's patched, and ready to use again. Unlike, having to power it off, power it back on, then wander off.

Generally I have to reboot twice a week for patches w/ Windows 8.

Look, if I have to go to fucking Settings to shut my machine off. There's something really fucking wrong with your UI design.

You know, I've done some internet photoshop fake trolling, so I have some experience here, and I can tell a fake troll when I see one. Dear FSM, are you really that stupid?

Mobile: Every 2 years.

This. This right here.

It can't, there is a reason for the two solid rocket boosters. :)

Geez Giz editors, why you so racist? These Foxconn employees fed you your lunch, and the ingredients probably came from China.

I'll raise you one uppercutting bus driver. Oh he's so pretty!

In a few months Brent, you'll be digging out your gear and huffing the playa dust.

Weirdly enough I AM a super taster, and I basically had chronic sinus infections. Well, I used to until I got steroid sprays to use every day.

So, I'm supposed to be OK with them downgrading my ability to use my phone using the native app? I already use the other services, but they're a lot more difficult to use when on the move. Espcially Google's web app.

Chair force or being scared shitless while landing in bad weather. What a toss up.

But, that's the problem. Their previous application worked much better. I don't actually need a fucking 3D view to navigate. I do however need a reliable 2d map grid view. Oh, and the traffic congestion feature was indispensable.