This is What I’m Talking About
The Gu himself, Scott Guthrie of Microsoft, wrote a blog entry yesterday about some power productivity features that people can get with a new VS 2010 update. It only took me a few seconds to find two classic examples that clearly illustrate one of the things that frustrates me about Windows: There is no consistency. Take, for example, the following screen shot that Scott includes in his post: Don’t those “On / Off” switches look cool?? There’s just one problem. No where else in... Recent Posts
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