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The ones that are usable and broken are good, like the elongated teapot. The things that no human would possibly design are just silly. Would love it if they
by MisterKent 9y ago
The ones that are usable and broken are good, like the elongated teapot.
The things that no human would possibly design are just silly.
Would love it if they had a site with just the purposefully poorly designed, but still workable objects.
- mattkevan 9y agoPretty sure that already exists. I'd put most of Amazon's catalogue under that category...
- dbcurtis 9y agoTwo words: headphone jack.
- fenwick67 9y agoI'll bite: What is wrong with the headphone jack?
- dbcurtis 9y agoThey are great! Where have they all gone?????
- khedoros1 9y agoThe Moto Z, iPhone 7, LeEco LePro3, HTC U Ultra, the Essential Phone, and probably a lot of others ditched the 3.5mm headphone jack, in favor of various wired digital and wireless headphone options. They're referring to the perceived impracticality of those design choices.
- jack9 9y ago> The things that no human would possibly design are just silly. I would keep many of them on bookshelves. It's art when its only purpose is to visually stimulate a mind.
- burkemw3 9y agoI imagined the tea pot spout being longer than the paired tea cup. It isn't clear if this is the case or not. Pouring might still be workable from an edge, but I'd consider it broken if the spout doesn't fit in the cup.