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>Considering how slow the new calculator app is What's bad about it? For me it always does the job whenever I fire it up. Looks sleek, clean, scales nicely to
by FirmwareBurner 3y ago
>Considering how slow the new calculator app is
What's bad about it? For me it always does the job whenever I fire it up. Looks sleek, clean, scales nicely to whatever size you make it, and isn't distracting.
- gibolt 3y agoHow many adults are being distracted by the Windows calculator app?
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoThat's asking the right questions.
- godd2 3y ago> scales nicely to whatever size you make it In Programmer mode if you type in a number larger than 32 bits and the window is scaled to its smallest size, the lower row of binary is cut off a little bit.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoHorrible. Unusable.
- sccxy 3y agoI also like new calculator app in windows. TBH date calculator is my most used feature there. But calculator app in macOS... Real horror. Try to open units converter from top app menus.
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- hulitu 3y agoYou worked all life as a cashier with a hand calculator 15 x 15 cm ( 5 x 5 in). One day your boss comes: your calculator is obsolete, you need to use the one on the wall with every number being 25 x 25 cm (10 x 10 in). Good luck
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoYour PC keyboard didn't change though. The numbers and arithmetic symbols are still in the same places they've been for ~80 years. Also, the new calculator kept the same standard layout as before, it's not like they now shuffled the numbers and buttons aground randomly to confuse you. If you're that easily confused by a coat of paint, maybe you're in the wrong job. And yes, workers did have to switch calculators from time to time. Source: my mom, an accountant. I get it, "Microsoft bad, Windows bad", but your argument is a very weak nothingburger.