throwaway894028

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   by throwaway894028 7y ago

   That would feel like a drop in the ocean. It's not going to change the frequency of my encounters with bad UX, and it's not going to change how I feel whenever such an encounter occurs.
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   by throwaway894028 7y ago

   > If this bothers you enough, you may want to seek out a therapist. This is probably good advice, though I am skeptical it would help. I think it would be helpful if you could tell me which elements that they may be able to help me with.
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   by throwaway894028 7y ago

   > I see incompetence everywhere, but I don't feel angry and depressed. Well, that's where you and I differ, I suppose. It upsets me that I'm often on the other end of this incompetence, and that I am powerless to change it
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   by throwaway894028 7y ago

   I often arrive at this same conclusion, and I find it depressing. I find it difficult to sum up the feeling beyond "losing faith in humanity".
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   by throwaway894028 7y ago

   I appreciate your feedback, and you are mostly correct. I have actually thought of making a website to document "shitty" things.. from annoying graffiti, to terrible websites, to awful interfaces on popular products and software.
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   Ask HN: Bad user experience angers and depresses me – what can I do about it?

   36 points by throwaway894028 7y ago|62 comments