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I love how that sort of argument keeps coming up. We are going to take UI that works. We will instead make the UI that doesn't work. It'll be more expensive,
by NikolaNovak 8y ago
I love how that sort of argument keeps coming up.
We are going to take UI that works.
We will instead make the UI that doesn't work. It'll be more expensive, more prone to failure, and it'll come with safety compromises.
To address those compromises, we will install more software that's more expensive and more prone to failure.
I understand I'm the minority user who just wants to drive his car safely and use buttons and dials that I can move without staring down at my knees while hurtling down the highway at 100kph while hoping that collision avoidance saves me and paying extra thousands of dollars for the privilege of poor UI. But I do wonder which planet everybody else is on...