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There are people who have OCD and can’t help but seeing these things. It’s great for coding and seeing minor changes but its shit for real life - trust me. The
by Towaway69 8mo ago
There are people who have OCD and can’t help but seeing these things. It’s great for coding and seeing minor changes but its shit for real life - trust me.
The number of times auto update of some app has caused the thought process “but that wasn’t like that yesterday… or was it… hm… oh it was an update”. Just minor things, small mostly unnoticeable if don’t have an “eye for details”.
- ileonichwiesz 8mo agoThat’s not OCD, it’s just paying attention to detail.
- Towaway69 8mo agoTrue, it's not OCD but in combination with OCD you can get into strange thought loops.
- embedding-shape 8mo ago> There are people who have OCD and can’t help but seeing these things. It’s great for coding and seeing minor changes but its shit for real life - trust me. I don't have OCD, but easily notice inconsistencies in various design choices these mega-corporations continue to fumble. It's less "OMG I can't focus on coding because Calculator and TextEdit aren't sharing the same border radius" but more "The UX/UI department seems like they're on perpetual vacation if Apple is letting simple things like this slip through", and this specific case is just an example, every version of macOS seems to get worse when it comes to consistency.