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full of weird bugs, incorrect concurrent code that still works 99+% of the time but then rarely crashes and burns when that ill-anticipated failure case execution interleaving randomly strikes -- to say nothing of problematic and unrefined UX.

That sounds like an accurate description of 95% of existent software in the world.

Closer to 99.99999999%, i would estimate.

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