2 + 2 = 5 in CIt is *SO DAMN* unnecessary. 🙄 Today’s UIs force you to hover everywhere and/or blindly click everywhere, just to see if there maybe somewhere is an element that responds to hover/click.
Bah! Bah! Now I’m angry. 🤣
2 + 2 = 5 in CIt is *SO DAMN* unnecessary. 🙄 Today’s UIs force you to hover everywhere and/or blindly click everywhere, just to see if there maybe somewhere is an element that responds to hover/click.
Bah! Bah! Now I’m angry. 🤣
2 + 2 = 5 in CIt is *SO DAMN* unnecessary. 🙄 Today’s UIs force you to hover everywhere and/or blindly click everywhere, just to see if there maybe somewhere is an element that responds to hover/click.
Bah! Bah! Now I’m angry. 🤣
2 + 2 = 5 in CIt is *SO DAMN* unnecessary. 🙄 Today’s UIs force you to hover everywhere and/or blindly click everywhere, just to see if there maybe somewhere is an element that responds to hover/click.
Bah! Bah! Now I’m angry. 🤣
4. What you don’t see is that this code box *scrolls to the right* – and there’s an a++ hidden off screen, hence the program prints 5 instead.I don’t know how much of this you experience first hand due to your sight impairment (I have a feeling that you use special settings that prevent this kind of thing): Lots and lots of UI elements these days are no longer recognizable as such (buttons without 3D bevel around them, hyperlinks without underline, …) or – as in this case – not visible at all. My GTK theme does not display a scroll bar for this text box. It only does so when I *hover over the box*. This is really bad in my opinion.
At work, with all the fancy modern software, I often feel like a complete idiot. I don’t know where to click – because hyperlinks or other “active elements” are not recognizable as such. I basically have to *try* and click *everywhere* just to find out. Horrible.
4. What you don’t see is that this code box *scrolls to the right* – and there’s an a++ hidden off screen, hence the program prints 5 instead.I don’t know how much of this you experience first hand due to your sight impairment (I have a feeling that you use special settings that prevent this kind of thing): Lots and lots of UI elements these days are no longer recognizable as such (buttons without 3D bevel around them, hyperlinks without underline, …) or – as in this case – not visible at all. My GTK theme does not display a scroll bar for this text box. It only does so when I *hover over the box*. This is really bad in my opinion.
At work, with all the fancy modern software, I often feel like a complete idiot. I don’t know where to click – because hyperlinks or other “active elements” are not recognizable as such. I basically have to *try* and click *everywhere* just to find out. Horrible.
4. What you don’t see is that this code box *scrolls to the right* – and there’s an a++ hidden off screen, hence the program prints 5 instead.I don’t know how much of this you experience first hand due to your sight impairment (I have a feeling that you use special settings that prevent this kind of thing): Lots and lots of UI elements these days are no longer recognizable as such (buttons without 3D bevel around them, hyperlinks without underline, …) or – as in this case – not visible at all. My GTK theme does not display a scroll bar for this text box. It only does so when I *hover over the box*. This is really bad in my opinion.
At work, with all the fancy modern software, I often feel like a complete idiot. I don’t know where to click – because hyperlinks or other “active elements” are not recognizable as such. I basically have to *try* and click *everywhere* just to find out. Horrible.
4. What you don’t see is that this code box *scrolls to the right* – and there’s an a++ hidden off screen, hence the program prints 5 instead.I don’t know how much of this you experience first hand due to your sight impairment (I have a feeling that you use special settings that prevent this kind of thing): Lots and lots of UI elements these days are no longer recognizable as such (buttons without 3D bevel around them, hyperlinks without underline, …) or – as in this case – not visible at all. My GTK theme does not display a scroll bar for this text box. It only does so when I *hover over the box*. This is really bad in my opinion.
At work, with all the fancy modern software, I often feel like a complete idiot. I don’t know where to click – because hyperlinks or other “active elements” are not recognizable as such. I basically have to *try* and click *everywhere* just to find out. Horrible.
(So, yeah, this is more of a rant against UI design and has nothing to do with the underlying “make 2 + 2 = 5” problem. 😅)
(So, yeah, this is more of a rant against UI design and has nothing to do with the underlying “make 2 + 2 = 5” problem. 😅)
(So, yeah, this is more of a rant against UI design and has nothing to do with the underlying “make 2 + 2 = 5” problem. 😅)
(So, yeah, this is more of a rant against UI design and has nothing to do with the underlying “make 2 + 2 = 5” problem. 😅)