eBay must die.

uh... yeah. more proof that everything kind of sucks in the land of computers.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=travis+ci+passed+but+badge+says+failing&t=canonical&ia=qa

If there were any UX justice in the universe, I think OpenTable would be loooong dead.

If your package system doesn't help you quickly see and thus be able to compare the freshness and activity of packages, then it sucks. Cf. python packaging afaict. Like, having a link to a zip file and a date, all at the very bottom of the page, sucks. I prefer at least GitHub where I can more quickly see when the last commit was.

It would be a good UX interview question: how do design package overview web pages to make all the possibly relevant info for all the possibly realistic use cases all work out holistically.

At least when flying Southwest, you know you are going to be on a big jet, not some scary turbulent mini jet or prop vehicle.