Mkl3TUhoWGJHUllZbFZhY2xWc1VrZFhiR3QzV2tSU1ZrMXJjRWxhU0hCSFZq ZUZOVWJVWTJVbFJHVjFaRmIzZFdha1poVjBaT2NtSkdTbWxTTW1oWlYxZDRi V2JURXdZVEZrU0ZOclpHcFRSVXBZVkZWYWQxTkdVbFZTYlVacVZtdGFNRlZ0 V3N3ZUZacVFtRlRNazE1VTJ0V1ZXSkhhRzlVVm1oRFZWWmFkR1ZHV214U2JHĭzFWa2QwYzJGc1NuUmhSemxWVmpOT00xcFZXbUZrUjA1R1pFWlNUbFpVVmtw YWxKc1dqQlVWbHBQVjBaYWMySkVUbGhoTVVwVVZtcEdZV015U2tWVWJHaG9U ZjRhMDMmMTMmVm0wd2QyUXlVWGxWV0d4WFlUSm9WMVl3Wkc5V1ZsbDNXa2M1 In other words, feel free to check out this awesome site:
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So there are a ton of "tinyurl" services for use on IM networks, Twitter, etc. Surprisingly, the Organize Favorites dialog does not allow the user to Add favorites to the list, for that, the user has to …go somewhere else.Īnyone who thinks that Apple can do no wrong and has always produced winning software out of the gate that should be a beacon of light to the other doldrums of software out there needs to read this. The Organize Favorites dialog is not without its own design problems.
The listbox allows the user to rename favorites, delete favorites from the list, and reorder items in the list these functions are notably unavailable from the Favorites Drawer itself. The application’s menu bar offers a function labelled “Organize Favorites”, which when selected provides a standard listbox containing the names of the favorites. The application does provide additional means to determine the names of one’s favorite media files, but the user must go somewhere else. From what I see (I don’t remember it myself, or blocked it out) it well and truly deserves to be there. This entry for QuickTime 4.0 in the Interface Hall of Shame is a great read. Most people don’t even know what sysadmins do, but trust me, if they all took a lunch break at the same time they wouldn’t make it to the deli before you ran out of bullets protecting your canned goods from roving bands of mutants. And if these people stop, the world burns. Somewhere there’s a database programmer surrounded by empty Mountain Dew bottles whose husband thinks she’s dead. There’s a team at a Google office that hasn’t slept in three days. Right now someone who works for Facebook is getting tens of thousands of error messages and frantically trying to find the problem before the whole charade collapses. Websites that are glorified shopping carts with maybe three dynamic pages are maintained by teams of people around the clock, because the truth is everything is breaking all the time, everywhere, for everyone. Remember that stuff about crazy people and bad code? The internet is that except it’s literally a billion times worse. Programming Sucks is perhaps the most accurate description of working as a real world coder I’ve ever read.
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