If you could randomly decide that a specific software platform (like an entire OS) will not exist tomorrow, what would it be? And why iOS?

Tough question. Will people remember that it ever existed or not?

Tanenbaum's microkernel.
It runs the "CPU OS"'s like Intel's Management Engine, a useless, unavoidable hardware backdoor present in every Intel chip. It should not exist.

I would also like to know who comes up with the idea for these backdoors again next time so I can hunt them down and kill them.

@Jilano you decide, you can make people remember it existed so you can brag about making it disappear :D

@Root Damn, I totally didn't even know it existed!
Yeah, I guess you have your reasons to hate it

Docker

I'd choose systemd not existing tomorrow, and its creator along with it.

Tizen

@molaram thank you very much. That's pretty much why I hate apple as well.
Even tho I don't even have to pay for the hardware myself, as I work in a company that provides me that.

Minix

Linux, so obnoxious imbeciles would get hurt.

@aviophile couldn’t agree more

Everything. We fucked up. Let's go back and *if really needed* just use analog calculator.

Honestly, Android.
It's designed to torture developers.
I've been doing mobile dev and desktop dev with most of the tech and OS out there.
I never had to deal with so much bullshit like with Android.

@pythonInRelay To be honest, it's nonexistent in most of the world

Windows
I want to see old people use arch linux