Marketing consultants and web designers, mostly. It's a cash cow for them. Companies will inexplicably pay large sums of money for a dynamic website with such ass user experience.
It must look really good in board meetings when they run it on commercial-grade hardware to show their bosses, otherwise I can't imagine anyone involved has actually tried using those websites.
CEOs and shareholders seem to like them too for some reason. Maybe it bumps up their company valuation or something? Or gives them a reason to give lucrative contracts to their cousin's brother-in-law's nephew's freelance business?
So please, try and not put words in peoples mouths.
This is so fucking ironic, especially paired with you're accusing me of projection. I didn't project a damn thing, and I never said I expect "everyone else to fix" "my" mess. All I said was that you're a smug little keyboard warrior who isn't contributing anything to the solution.
(at this point you are doing nothing but defending your poor nation from your keyboard)
Fuck all the way off with that shit. You have no clue what I do or don't do, and I'm not about to hand you my resumé, but pretending that I'm defending this hellhole is a new level of asinine.
What's wrong with NÆSA?