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This is an interesting perspective. I think this sort of behavior is ubiquitous. A recent example for me is some webpages seem to crash on iOS safari if I scro
by b1daly 8y ago
This is an interesting perspective. I think this sort of behavior is ubiquitous.
A recent example for me is some webpages seem to crash on iOS safari if I scroll to fast. It happens more on older devices. So I’m constantly trying to feel out the rate at which I’m scrolling. Carefully trying to balance the desire to scroll quickly with the desire to not crash the page!
One issue here is that many people I’ve observed using software don’t perceive the difference between “workarounds” for bugs and the using of the program in its intended way.
It just becomes this generic blob of behaviors required to “make the program work.”