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In theory yes, but so far in my 43 years of life feature updates are usually things that are hostile to the user.
by gameswithgo 5y ago
In theory yes, but so far in my 43 years of life feature updates are usually things that are hostile to the user.
- ChrisLomont 5y agoSo things are now generally much less user friendly than 43 years ago?
- psyc 5y agoYes. Both more capable and less user friendly. 40 years ago a TV had three physical controls and one input.
- prewett 5y agoThose old TVs had some serious usability issues, though. There were 10 (?) channels selectable by one knob, and then additional channels selected if the main knob was turned to the correct setting ("UHF", if I recall correctly). The master knob tended to be below the additional-frequency knob, though, which seems a little strange. Then there was the challenge of the fine adjustment ring on the UHF selector for tuning (not sure if the master knob had one). And, of course, the more frequently needed coarse adjustment from the (unmentioned) antenna, which seemed like it always needed some hacky tweaking. Including sometimes touching it continuously in order to get a good picture.