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We know that in practice, users have been conditioned to treat securityalerts and other caution dialogs as obstacles; they will blindly clickwhatever option makes the dialog get out of the way of whatever they'redoing, no matter what. It has recently struck me that there is an obviousreason why, and it's even something I've written about before: it's theproblem of false positives .
Unless you have really serious problems, your system is almost alwaysdoing what you want and you almost
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平日在愉景灣跑步,多選擇黃昏或晚上,較少在晨光第一線中進行,驀然發現,感覺原來如此美好。
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Here is a thesis I have about really good graphical interfaces,especially in the context of text editors:
In a good graphical interface, you not only can use the mouse, you want to .
There are a good number of graphical interfaces that are ordinaryand decent and good enough. They make effective use of the mouse andgraphics, they're nice, and they by and large fail to fill me with anyparticular actual enthusiasm for those graphical features. They're justsort of there, in an ordinary