Hi,
Very informative, if you read it, about some rather disturbing trends; and
the Kodak packing is only a minor manifestation
interesting enough article, but I think the Kodak packaging probably
fits under the 'internationalisation' category that the article mentions.
There are occasions
You read books?! WOW, you ~are~ cool! G
Norm
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
A truly sad commentary.
True story: Last year my neighbor's brother was visiting him. One
night he stopped by my place for a short visit. He noticed the
bookshelves which contained a couple of hundred books, looked at
Evan Hanson wrote:
LOL, Shel I often get the same reaction
when people see my collection off
books and (gasp) literary journals.
G A couple of years ago I was visiting a fellow in St. Louis.
He's quite well off and has a large, well appointed home. I went
into one of the rooms and saw
How about a different explanation.. the user interface isn't so well
designed? If it is meant to be used by common people, and the users have to
constantly refer to the manual or re-ask a question, then that is usually a
very good sign of a badly designed user interface. It implies
I realize that none of you aliterates are likely to read this, or even get
to the bullet points, but here goes:
http://washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A23370-2001May13.html
Very informative, if you read it, about some rather disturbing trends; and
the Kodak packing is only a minor
A truly sad commentary.
True story: Last year my neighbor's brother was visiting him. One
night he stopped by my place for a short visit. He noticed the
bookshelves which contained a couple of hundred books, looked at me,
and asked Do you read those? He seemed quite relieved when I told
him
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