Though I've used elevators pretty much every day for 20 years, I can't recall the last time an elevator had music playing.
Elevator.js
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#12Lol. Can't there be buttons 1..18 for the different levels, and if multiples are picked, sound on each one, doors opening (short time to read the paragraph), then another comes.
can't wait to use it now!
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#13Scrolled to the bottom and there was no elevator.
Same. I had to turn off my uBlock..
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#14Lol. Can't there be buttons 1..18 for the different levels, and if multiples are picked, sound on each one, doors opening (short time to read the paragraph), then another comes. can't wait to use it now!
Making sure to skip the 13th, so it would 1...19.
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#15it is very silly.
does that track have a title?
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#16In some browsers (e.g. Chrome), clicking the elevator and leaving the tab to make it inactive would play the tune indefinitely (the chime plays only when the tab is activated again). If you enjoyed the tune, well, you've got something to do now.
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#17it is very silly. does that track have a title?
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#18Well made sir!
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#19I know it would ruin the joke, but there should be some notice to turn up your volume. My speakers were muted, so I didn't realize I was missing anything until I saw the HN comments. Definitely made me chuckle once I got the full experience.
I had the opposite experience. My speakers were all the way up and I scared myself.
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#20There should be a rule that pages that autoplays background music should explicitly warn the user.