2026-09-27 17:53 UTC
@RnDanger@infosec.exchange @djsundog@fedi.reclaim.technology I think I see what you mean now (though, still unsure what it's got to do with tables, but that's ok!) though that particular aspect doesn't bother me all that much, because I grew up with computers that were already a decade old by the time I had them my muscle memory for using computers has a built in "wait for ready" loop between my inputs
The version of the KDE file picker on my work computer has an annoying bug where where if you click to edit the name of the file you're saving, it actually brings the search box into focus instead. It really pissed me off the first couple of times, but now it'd actually throw me off more if it *didn't* do it :D
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@RnDanger@infosec.exchange 2026-09-27 18:00
@reb@retro.social When i was a teen my work used some really old system where i could type faster than it would process so i kept a mental log of what i sent so far and only stopped typing when i needed feedback from the machine. Even then i think, if the user was presented with an interface looking thing it was an interface ready for input, even if it was going to take a few seconds to get to the input after it was sent @djsundog@fedi.reclaim.technology