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Thank Steve Jobs for popularizing this over-engineered “minimal” design. No normal person wants to memorize a click-wait-click-click. A few buttons might look
by pipeline_peak 4y ago
Thank Steve Jobs for popularizing this over-engineered “minimal” design.
No normal person wants to memorize a click-wait-click-click.
A few buttons might look ugly, but watching a frustrated old person fiddle with gestures is uglier.
- throwaway81523 4y agoThere is no click-wait-click in the default Anduril UI. There is too much stuff to memorize, but most of the complexity is for configuring the flashlight the way you like it (indicator colors, UI options, etc.). I.e. you buy the light, sit there with the manual setting it up, then leave it that way. Then it's just click on, click off, hold the button down to make it brighter, click-and-hold to make it dimmer, or double click to temporarily access the brightest level. The other stuff is not worth trying to remember.
- pipeline_peak 4y ago> There is no click-wait-click in the default Anduril UI It was an exaggeration, 2H and 3C are pretty ridiculous, god forbid a park ranger lends one of these things.
- throwaway81523 4y agoIf I remember, 3C checks the battery voltage, no need to remember that. 2H, turbo level, that is only on some lights. I don't think mine has it. Park ranger should just set level 4 and say click on, click off. Park rangers usually won't lend out expensive lights like this anyway, I'd expect. It is intended for a nerdy user who wants a fancy light. Anyway, you can reprogram the UI any way you like.