It's not that exciting!
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PIEBALDconsult wrote:
website which implored me to "Log in!" Such effusiveness made me much less enthusiastic about doing so. If the user experience is that bad, the code must be horrible.
To me the message that gets conveyed is that the developer of said login feature was surprised he got it working at all, and just felt like sharing.
Or maybe gets paid per login?
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Chris Maunder wrote:
You pressed a button!!!1!
Real talk, my mom used to always let go of the shift key when using exclamation marks and did that on accident. So, I spent several years doing that intentionally everywhere, as a joke. :-\
Jeremy Falcon
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Isn't it always night during January in Norway?
As of today, I would call it full daylight from around 08:00 to around 16:00. That is in middle Norway, at 63°N. Norway spans from roughly 58 to 71 degrees, so it varies greatly. We do not have midnight sun in summer where I live! (That is only north of 66°33'N.) One significant difference from places further south: We have extremely long dawn and evening hours (the plural 's' in 'hours' is significant!). So you can never really tell the exact start and end of the day. You can of course go by sunrise/sunset, but it is light long before and long after, enough to read the newspaper without using artificial light. (News_paper_, that is! News webpages are readable even in pitch darkness :-).)
Religious freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make five.
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I always read my message trough Trough !
In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity. - Hunter S Thompson - RIP
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As of today, I would call it full daylight from around 08:00 to around 16:00. That is in middle Norway, at 63°N. Norway spans from roughly 58 to 71 degrees, so it varies greatly. We do not have midnight sun in summer where I live! (That is only north of 66°33'N.) One significant difference from places further south: We have extremely long dawn and evening hours (the plural 's' in 'hours' is significant!). So you can never really tell the exact start and end of the day. You can of course go by sunrise/sunset, but it is light long before and long after, enough to read the newspaper without using artificial light. (News_paper_, that is! News webpages are readable even in pitch darkness :-).)
Religious freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make five.
trønderen wrote:
News webpages are readable even in pitch darkness
Where they belong.
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Is it just me or is it time to have an intervention and get everyone to stop placing exclamation marks after every status update. "Error occurred!", "Update complete!", "You pressed a button!!!1!". Enough. Please!
cheers Chris Maunder
Says the guy whose own site says, "Submit your solution!"
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Says the guy whose own site says, "Submit your solution!"
Where? I will hunt that exclamation down like a dog
cheers Chris Maunder
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Where? I will hunt that exclamation down like a dog
cheers Chris Maunder
The button for submitting a solution to a Q/A question. Go git 'em!
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The button for submitting a solution to a Q/A question. Go git 'em!
Done. And the magic of Git allows me to cast a dirty look in the appropriate direction (even though it's been starting me in the face for 10 years now, so I do have to share the blame)
cheers Chris Maunder
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Done. And the magic of Git allows me to cast a dirty look in the appropriate direction (even though it's been starting me in the face for 10 years now, so I do have to share the blame)
cheers Chris Maunder
One small step for a man...
