Had to share this UX anecdote. My first job out of school was creating a "browser" for nuclear power plants. This is 1989. There were no mice. Just a dedicated

Had to share this UX anecdote. My first job out of school was creating a "browser" for nuclear power plants. This is 1989. There were no mice. Just a dedicated custom expensive lit keyboard. Probably cost a few thousand at that time. This guy is in front of a more modern incantation. Ours had no joysticks - just arrow keys. https://www.alamy.com/control-room-of-nuclear-power-generating-plant-image1655240.html https://www.alamy.com/control-room-of-nuclear-power-generati... One of the older engineers explained that the key labeled "Run" used to be labeled "Execute". But apparently after a near fatal accident, management decided to change the label.