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I have often wished for this exact feature when using software of poor quality. E.g. years ago when I still used Microsoft Windows, I often had the thought that
by meriksson 13y ago
I have often wished for this exact feature when using software of poor quality. E.g. years ago when I still used Microsoft Windows, I often had the thought that it would be appropriate if I could press a button to buzz the developers responsible for a particular part of the system. Very happy to see that a similar idea has been implemented, and I hope it catches on. =)
- adrianb 13y agoI believe there is a Microsoft April Fools video with this exact theme.
- davewhat 13y agoWindows WSYP Project -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-c0YSsF_O0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-c0YSsF_O0 Such a good video... even this many years later.
- fennecfoxen 13y agocf. also http://bash.org/?4281 http://bash.org/?4281
- salgernon 13y agoInterestingly, we used to joke about having a "yea!" button when we came across a particularly well designed feature or small UI touch (particularly on older Macintosh software.) I guess its a glass is half ( empty | full | full of something noxious ) thing. (Now that I'm older and more cynical, I tend towards the latter.)