Scrollbars Are Becoming a Problem

Re:Scrollbars Are Becoming a Problem by ckyngcybra on Friday October 13, 2023 @05:18AM (#37868537)

Yes you can, if you understand the difference between what UX/UI actually is and what it pretends to be. Some of the comments above reflect your same sentiments. It's indicative of childish thinking.

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Re:Scrollbars Are Becoming a Problem by beowulfey on Friday October 13, 2023 @07:53AM (#37869557)

Feel free to enlighten all of us, instead of using ad hominem on this particular comment. I, a lowly uninformed user, would love to know what UX/UI is versus what it pretends to be, so that I might understand the decisions being made in Windows 11.

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Re:Scrollbars Are Becoming a Problem by ckyngcybra on Friday October 13, 2023 @10:08AM (#37870808)

I would love to enlighten you further but of course my time costs money.

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Re:Scrollbars Are Becoming a Problem by beowulfey on Saturday October 14, 2023 @07:47AM (#37879755)

Ha! If only you could charge for time wasted, eh?

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Re:Scrollbars Are Becoming a Problem by BLKNSLVR on Friday October 13, 2023 @08:40AM (#37869920)

Is this a "no real Scotsman" defense of the UI/UX industry becoming subordinate to Marketing Departments?

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Re:Scrollbars Are Becoming a Problem by ckyngcybra on Friday October 13, 2023 @10:21AM (#37870945)

I've never heard/read of that concept before. Is it the same as there is no such thing as an honest person?

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Re:Scrollbars Are Becoming a Problem by CRConrad on Monday October 16, 2023 @03:47AM (#37896853)

> I've never heard/read of that ["No true Scotsman"] concept before.

Then get some Allgemeinbildung before you spout off on the "enlightenment", or lack thereof, of others.

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