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I can continue this rant for making physical buttons mandatory in many places, MAINLY because they do only one thing(mostly) but they do it pretty damn well AND
by totaldude87 6y ago
I can continue this rant for making physical buttons mandatory in many places, MAINLY because they do only one thing(mostly) but they do it pretty damn well AND its reliable as hell!
like a knob to adjust the shower temperature or a knob/button to adjust the car volume (in some cases these avoid accidents too).. I know where those keys are, eyes closed!!!
Physical buttons are becoming a luxury now a days :( , and don't shove in the "hey its software age / touch screen age/minimalistic age" here :|
Minimalism doesn't mean , remove ultra necessary stuff..
- TheRealPomax 6y agoJust like your computer doesn't come with a brand name webcam out of the box, it doesn't come with a dedicated volume controller out of the box. Doesn't mean you can't just add one for cheap: they're cheaper than a good webcam and have big-ass low-friction volume knobs as well as dedicated instant-mute buttons. If that's what you need in your life, you already have brand-name options (like Behringer and Mackie). But most people, of course, don't. (I would venture a guess and say neither you nor I are most people, which is why I have an NI Komplete Audio 6 sitting under my monitor right now for that purpose)