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It is the cost of making computers "user friendly" and providing a positive "user experience". Can't be done without layers of crap, it's a law of physics. Th
by m4r35n357 6y ago
It is the cost of making computers "user friendly" and providing a positive "user experience". Can't be done without layers of crap, it's a law of physics.
The alternative is to deal with computers how they naturally "want" to be talked to. Then life is simple, you just need _engineers_ to write the software, and to _train_ people to use it.
- omginternets 6y agoI don't know if I buy this. I don't see why it's inherently impossible to create a computer product that is both well-engineered _and_ easy to use.
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