Re:A Pissed-Off Tutorial for Google Wave (2010) [video]
by cl0ckt0wer on Thursday August 22, 2019 @10:04PM
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And it's awful. Typing stuff makes me think about it, and I change it constantly. Then you end up having people change thoughts mid sentence when they see what another person has started typing in response to what they haven't even finished yet. It's like having everyone talk at once.
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Re:A Pissed-Off Tutorial for Google Wave (2010) [video]
by josephg on Thursday August 22, 2019 @10:33PM
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Apparently it wasn’t everyone cup of tea but personally I loved it. It makes for a different sort of conversation - more live than the asynchronous back and forth messaging of most apps today. You can often reply to someone while they’re typing their message - and if you guess right they can stop typing and move on to read / reply to your response in turn.
I’m not sure how well it works in groups but 1-on-1 it feels more like a phone call than a messaging app; except it’s over text, it seamlessly transitions to offline asynchronous messaging if someone isn’t there and you can both “talk” (type) at the same time.
Re:A Pissed-Off Tutorial for Google Wave (2010) [video]
by Debugreality on Friday August 23, 2019 @12:51AM
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Just make it an option duh!
Re:A Pissed-Off Tutorial for Google Wave (2010) [video]
by elcomet on Friday August 23, 2019 @04:10AM
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But it was an option wasn't it?
You could write in draft mode I think, and people couldn't see the result
Re:A Pissed-Off Tutorial for Google Wave (2010) [video]
by richrichardsson on Friday August 23, 2019 @07:34AM
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When I'm annoyed with something I've received on any given platform, I find it cathartic to type out a really sarcastic/vicious response to then just delete it all and reply with something a bit more balanced/respectful. Live updates make that impossible.