Well it's a sign of the crapularity
We do essentially the same things now as we did in the past, but with a lot more code. More code means more bugs resulting on the every day experience that computers don't work very well.
There is some hope that this comes in waves, like the terrible software we had in the 1990s being washed away by obsolesce and good ideas like the UNIX philosophy becoming more popular again. It may we that we are just in a current wave of that.
However if we aren't and the current trend continues, we might be heading towards a "Crapularity", a singularity of crap, where the systems around us keep failing and nobody can mend the mending apparatus as in E.M. Forster's "The Machine Stops"