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Volume is a percentage, and a very analog control. The idea that you would have to have a round knob to twist on a computer screen is ridiculous, almost like some imaginary need for a specific shutter button to press to take a photo on a phone (just touch the screen!). It's a one-dimensional value, make it a one-dimensional control. Slider. Done.
To be honest, I prefer the physical shutter button over tapping my screen on my phone when taking pictures.
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#82Earlier quoted context omitted.
Volume is a percentage, and a very analog control. The idea that you would have to have a round knob to twist on a computer screen is ridiculous, almost like some imaginary need for a specific shutter button to press to take a photo on a phone (just touch the screen!). It's a one-dimensional value, make it a one-dimensional control. Slider. Done.
> almost like some imaginary need for a specific shutter button to press to take a photo on a phone (just touch the screen!). I've always wanted a shutter button on my phone, because of what it would imply: the ability to take a picture instantaneously , as the first action that wakes the phone from sleep. I often miss shots because of the six seconds required to get from my phone being in my pocket to having the Cam…
1. Pull out phone. 2. Press power button. 3. Swipe the time left (don't unlock) 4. Press volume down button to take photo.
Two seconds tops from photo op to photo!
Note: You don't have to swipe the time, you just want to avoid swiping a reminder and the time is an easy and guaranteed-to-work target.
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> almost like some imaginary need for a specific shutter button to press to take a photo on a phone (just touch the screen!). I've always wanted a shutter button on my phone, because of what it would imply: the ability to take a picture instantaneously , as the first action that wakes the phone from sleep. I often miss shots because of the six seconds required to get from my phone being in my pocket to having the Cam…
Got an iPhone? 1. Pull out phone. 2. Press power button. 3. Swipe the time left (don't unlock) 4. Press volume down button to take photo. Two seconds tops from photo op to photo! Note: You don't have to swipe the time, you just want to avoid swiping a reminder and the time is an easy and guaranteed-to-work target.
OP's point is you shouldn't even have to have an additional step, however short it is.
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I don't know if it's a bug with Windows or my headset, but my headset actually does make sound at 0 on windows. I get an extra button press on my headset volume controls or my keyboard volume controls to actually mute it.
I get the same thing. I'm not near my headset right now to check, but what is your model?
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#86I quite like the one with 100 hundred buttons. Often in slider style situations I know exactly what I want the value to be and just want to hit something with a mouse click. This can be faster sometimes.
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#87My favorite one was the last one: ----------------------------------------------------------- > Login to Change Volume > You'll need to log in before you can modify the volume. Remember: Be nice or else. > Login ----------------------------------------------------------- > Register Today > New accounts can leave comments immediately, and gain full volume permissions after one week. > Register now --------------------…
> You must restart to apply these changes.
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> almost like some imaginary need for a specific shutter button to press to take a photo on a phone (just touch the screen!). I've always wanted a shutter button on my phone, because of what it would imply: the ability to take a picture instantaneously , as the first action that wakes the phone from sleep. I often miss shots because of the six seconds required to get from my phone being in my pocket to having the Cam…
Got an iPhone? 1. Pull out phone. 2. Press power button. 3. Swipe the time left (don't unlock) 4. Press volume down button to take photo. Two seconds tops from photo op to photo! Note: You don't have to swipe the time, you just want to avoid swiping a reminder and the time is an easy and guaranteed-to-work target.
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#89Someone please change the link to the appropriate reddit page: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/6evbfd/who...
Argh, please don't. The source is linked in the post, but trying to pick them out of that Reddit thread is painful. I appreciate what you're saying, but the post serves as curated collection. I'd prefer it if the author had attributed each one, but it's better than just dropping people into that thread.
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Unless you're right next too it, but the baby is sleeping. Was sleeping.
Are you arguing about installing a camera or other ranging sensor to that already sensor packed spying machine?