Tech went wrong when it stopped labeling stuff as wizards
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Tech went wrong when it stopped labeling stuff as wizards
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Tech went wrong when it stopped labeling stuff as wizards
@eniko the wizard is installing your fedi server
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@eniko the wizard is installing your fedi server
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Tech went wrong when it stopped labeling stuff as wizards
@eniko Fox Wizard will now install your tail
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Tech went wrong when it stopped labeling stuff as wizards
@eniko I made a commit yesterday with the message, "Sync settings is now a wizard. Magical!"
I'm doing my part!
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@sabik @lumi @eniko We get those. Install bard is when there's a big fanfare about an update. Everyone does that a little. Install rogue is when something is quietly snuck in and we don't even find out about it later. A lot of corporations are getting good at that. And install barbarian is what Microsoft does...
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Tech went wrong when it stopped labeling stuff as wizards
@eniko I was in the wizard hating camp. Give me a complete form view where I can see in advance all the options before I get into sunk cost.
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@0@corteximplant.com @sabik@rants.au @lumi@snug.moe @eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place install barbarian: overwrites all binaries in your system with the one being installed, so that this way you will use the new program to open the desired file type (and also every other file type)
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Tech went wrong when it stopped labeling stuff as wizards
@eniko When was the last time the guru meditated, anyway?
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@sabik @lumi @eniko some old GNOME apps used to have a first-launch "Setup Druid" or "Configuration Druid"
http://ftp.iij.ad.jp/pub/linux/centos-vault/3.9/docs/html/rh-cs-en-3/s1-netfs-nfsdruid.html
https://code.gnucash.org/website/docs/v1.8/C/gnucash-guide/basics_interface1.html
(I don't have a direct screenshot of the one I've seen myself unfortunately, so here's one from old manuals)
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Tech went wrong when it stopped labeling stuff as wizards
@eniko perhaps we should come up with even more fantasy-based tech terms and it'll make everything even better. for example, we could call long-lived background processes "daemons." or something. nah that's dumb.
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@eniko perhaps we should come up with even more fantasy-based tech terms and it'll make everything even better. for example, we could call long-lived background processes "daemons." or something. nah that's dumb.
@eniko calling the network "ether" would be a pretty good fantasy thing. like a sort of ether net.