18 Dec
2015
18 Dec
'15
6:40 a.m.
From: Chuck Guzis
It's also occurred to me that without screens, we
might be better off
today ... The average web-surfing experience blasts the user with tons
of filigree and useless data, but very little useful information. ...
Web sites that have multi-megabyte splash screens that serve no purpose
other than tell you that you've arrived.
Agree completely. The amount of useless 'eye candy' on the average Web page
is, well, appalling. But then again, the low S/N on developing technologies,
as worthless content expands faster than high quality - well, that's nothing
new, look at TV.
(oh boy, am I going to get flack on this one)
Not so much! Most seem to agree, actually! :-)
Data is cheap and Parkinson's law applies.
"90% of _everything_ is crap!"
Noel