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It says in the article that it finds, and lists, previous recordings. I think it makes complete sense.
by wingerlang 4y ago
It says in the article that it finds, and lists, previous recordings. I think it makes complete sense.
- LAC-Tech 4y agoI guess I'm just getting old. I don't need a voice recorder to find and list previous recordings. I need it to record voices. Quickly. Inside one process.
- darkwater 4y agoI guess you are too file-oriented. If you were more task-oriented, it would be completely fine to use the voice recorder to find and listen the old voice recordings. Just like you would do if you had a physical device which can record and playback older records.
- salawat 4y ago>Too file oriented >Not task oriented enough? Jesus, is this why modern devs are completely ignorant as to how to use filesystems?
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- darkwater 4y agoWhat do you mean? We are talking about user oriented features, not devs
- salawat 4y ago>Devs are all Users >Not all Users are Devs. >There is no intrinsic barrier standing between a User and becoming a Dev other than the patience to navigate the hell that is other people's code. All users should understand files, in terms of how to locate them, what it means to open them, what it means to close them. They need to know how to navigate filesystems. That's basic OS use. Kernel independent. OS independent. Hell, that's basic information retrieval system use. Being "Task oriented" warranting blurring lines to the point you have "Sound Recorders" doing directory operations is a signal something has gone horribly, horribly wrong.
- userbinator 4y agoIt is no doubt caused by the "app" model infecting everything, and justified as "security" to silo all data only within the app that created it. "Task oriented" is an excuse for making closed proprietary solutions that don't interoperate.