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Maybe it's just me, but needing to press "back" twenty or so times to get back to HN after viewing some of this presentation really made me question the author'
by aussieshibe 4y ago
Maybe it's just me, but needing to press "back" twenty or so times to get back to HN after viewing some of this presentation really made me question the author's authority when it comes to "how the web should work".
- eyelidlessness 4y agoUnfortunately this particular delivery used a typical slide presentation which deviates from a bunch of its message; and unfortunately polluting history is a pretty typical problem with these slides-as-webpage affairs. I really wouldn’t conflate the medium (which is pretty much typical of the web way before complexity as timelined) in/for the message.
- majkinetor 4y agoIts a matter of preference. I prefer to go to previous presentaton page. You should learn to use browser - there is right click on back button
- aussieshibe 4y agoMaybe in your browser you have that option. Not for me.
- quickthrower2 4y agoNot sure. Does everything on a public url need to be friendly to random forum shares? Maybe this is good enough for the people who needed to see it.
- aussieshibe 4y agoIt doesn't need to be, but it certainly undercuts the message a bit if it's not.