Re:Scrollbar Blindness
by danso on Thursday August 27, 2020 @01:21PM
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My suspicion is that Apple’s design mentality is to strive toward the minimalist ideal of an interface in which everything necessary fits on one (phone) screen, and users are acclimated to ask Siri for anything/everything else, e.g. “Siri show me a print/download dialog”
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Re:Scrollbar Blindness
by baggy_trough on Thursday August 27, 2020 @01:31PM
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Using Siri is like working in boxing gloves that randomly smash you in the face. It's trained me to avoid it at all costs.
Re:Scrollbar Blindness
by squiggleblaz on Friday August 28, 2020 @05:28AM
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I use Google Assistant for the only thing it's good for: setting a timer. Even then, for some reason, half the time I say "ten minute timer", it hears only "ten minutes" and for some reason thinks I want it to search youtube for a video of a ten minute countdown. I mean, that's completely insane.
Dear Google developers: if you decide to randomly delete a somewhat irrelevant word from a search query and you're left with "ten minute", it's far more likely that a person wants a ten minute timer than that they want to search your database of videos for ten minutes. Also, why do you search youtube instead of the web? Are you doing this specifically to irritate the hell out of me?