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As usual, design is mostly universal. Besides issues of strength, there's actually not much here which is specific to age. These are design issues for all. >
by ken 7y ago
As usual, design is mostly universal. Besides issues of strength, there's actually not much here which is specific to age. These are design issues for all.
> Loud restaurants are torture. So, more and more, my wife and I select restaurants by their noise level rather than by their food quality. At home while watching TV, whether shows, streaming events, or movies, we always turn on the captions, which often block critical parts of the image. Even worse, when a film shows someone speaking in a foreign language, the film often translates the words, but so too does the closed captioning, and the two are placed on top of one another, making both attempts to help the viewer completely unhelpful.
I'm (only) in my 30's and every one of these applies to me and my friends, as well.
- gliop 7y agoLoud restaurants do that intentionally to scare off old unsexy people and to make customers leave sooner for faster turnaround. Netflix does captioning very well.