>You must be a project manager,

Nope. :V

>but you spent years studying to get a computer science degree

Nope. :V

>later on started a family

Nope. :V

>decided to get a job in Human Resources.

Nope. :V

I'm just a stereotypical self-taught computer nerd of the 90s and early 2000s who saw how lean and effective software of yore were and yearn for those days.

Seriously, we have mundane access to tens and even hundreds of GB of RAM and 5GHz of CPU and what do we use it all for? To try and keep the stuff in the background happy, usually Windows or Chrome in this day and age.

The better hardware becomes, the worse software becomes to waste the hardware even harder. Fuck this noise, I want my childhood computers of badassitude back.

Nice. I was wrong. Comment read like a project manager. You should apply for jobs in Human Resources. Your emails will definitely make that 18 year old developers work 2x to deliver.

A project manager might be more sympathetic in understanding/accepting the value a single crossplatform app brings to the design and development teams. (Of course at a cost.)