x3haloed

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by x3haloed 7y ago
Tank turn is not a gimmick. Super useful on offroad trails where space to turn around is quite limited, which is important when you get to a part of the trail that is impassible or dangerous.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
It might work, but Rivian has said that it should not be used on asphalt due to tire damage and maybe damage to other vehicle components.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I think it's actually quite the opposite. If you need a truck for its utility which one makes more sense? The Cybertruck is less expensive, has more range, bigger payload, higher towing capacity, access to the best charging network in
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Oh okay, that's starting to make more sense. Thanks.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Hmmm. So Twitter would basically be a room, and users could pretty much ignore the rest of the Matrix network?
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I stumbled upon Matrix the other day. The reason I passed it over was it sounds like all discussions happen in rooms, which made me think Matrix is basically chat room software. Is there a way to have a public discussion on Matrix with the
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Time to dig it out and give it another try. When the game came out, I remember just feeling so "bleh" about it. Sure there was realism to it, but I remember it feeling so pointless. Drive here, drive there. Sure it's beautifu
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by x3haloed 7y ago
More like the vulnerable side.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Crap. You beat me to it! https://github.com/x3haloed/afsw
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I recommend Alan Watts as well: https://youtu.be/iHcxkmwBOJY
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by x3haloed 7y ago
You must learn to trust your subconscious to help you with keeping an active eye on it. Just as you must trust employees to do their work without micromanaging them and breathing down their necks the whole time.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Practicality is a choice whereas creativity is a poorly-understood synthesis process. If you're very level headed, it just means that you are quick to discard ideas that sounds risky, difficult, or improbable. If you are looking for mo
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Yeah, but they keep trying to shove other monetization schemes down our throats.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I tried for a while. The experience was just too sloppy for me. I got fed up and switched to Chromium Edge. I hate the Pocket integration and other crap they try to shove down your throat. And at work, the lack of integrated Windows authent
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Things that look real-world buttons or switches are more obviously a button in isolation than things that require a lot of context. Things can look "pressable" without context.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
There are some good examples of what not to do. Your button state example is the best. I agree with you that they've turned the dial too far. I'm hoping someone has a good collection of examples where the designer chose obvious in
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I think the buttons are a little much, but they are also very obviously buttons, which is good for usability.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
No. It's certainly an eye sore.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Yeah, checkboxes simply need better theming support. Hiding them is not good, but also having them break consistency and sticking out like a sore thumb because there's no way to skin them is also not good
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I'm curious about why the entire screen is filled with inputs. Is it because the job is complicated, and the user should be highly skilled and trained?
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I would argue that what you're seeing with bad design is not the fault of UX design as a concept but rather specific examples where it failed. UX designers are supposed to help ensure that software is usable and frustration free. If th
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Right. This page is also not interactive. I'd like to to see an interactive example that's also not an eye sore.
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I found the article to be frustratingly light on details and examples. Does anyone have more to contribute here?
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by x3haloed 7y ago
> It means I know where the switches are, and more importantly, what they do Does that mean you would never be comfortable with with a complete UI overhaul? > The new UIs change with every minor update I completely agree that this is
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by x3haloed 7y ago
This is really important to me, because it's showing up all of the other automakers dragging their feet on making electric cars - giving this excuse and that excuse why it doesn't make sense or it can't be done. It's for
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by x3haloed 7y ago
Just wait a couple of years for the used market to really open up, and pick up a standard range +
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by x3haloed 7y ago
It shouldn’t be. Either way, it’s not the main reason that people (like myself) are clamoring for plant-based meat alternatives that recreate the meat-eating experience. pkulak is right. It’s to prevent animal cruelty and help the environme
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by x3haloed 7y ago
For some reason it feels like experimenting on rats or something. You're like, purposely screwing with people's lives to see what happens. It doesn't feel like it's coming from a place of benevolence. Why do you say that
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by x3haloed 7y ago
This x 1,000,000. It really depends on what the website is trying to do. If the site is basically just text and images, then yeah. You have to fetch all that every time you go to a new page either way, so why try to re-invent the wheel? The
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by x3haloed 7y ago
I came here to say something similar. I'm noticing that I'm drawn to the argumentative comments, and I think the reason is not that I'm looking for for a juicy fight, but rather that I'm trying to expand my thinking. Wat

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