The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Ryujin]

You misspelled "Hexblade," but I agree.

I think you mean Magus.

 

[Ryujin]

Nope. The Beatles refused to record that song. They made Harrison go solo for it.

#TheMoreYouKnow!

My spellsword
Mm, spellsword
Mm, spellsword

I really want to play you
Really want to play as you
Really want to play spellsword
But you're every class, spellsword

My spellsword
Mm, spellsword
Mm, spellsword

I really want to play you
Really want to play as you
Really wanna play spellsword
But you're every class, spellsword
(Hallelujah)

My spellsword (Hallelujah)
My spellsword (Hallelujah)
My spellsword (Hallelujah)

I really want to play you
I really want to play you
Really wanna play spellsword
Really wanna play spellsword
But you're every class, spellsword
(Hallelujah)

My spellsword (Hallelujah)
Mm, spellsword (Hallelujah)
My my spellsword (Hallelujah)

Given the resulting lawsuit, it was the right choice.

 

[ichabod]

Every day, these forums remind me that common sense is not as common as I think it is.

Three things I learned from years of user acceptance testing:

1. Common sense is not common.
2. Intuition is not intuitive.
3. Nothing is self documenting.

 

[billd91]

Given the resulting lawsuit, it was the right choice.

I don't believe it was ever actually offered up to the Beatles. Harrison intended to offer it to Edwin Hawkins, but he ultimately did it as a solo act but also offered it to Billy Preston, whose version came out as a European single (September 1970) before George's (November 1970).

What's weird is that apparently NOBODY among the musicians on it, including Eric Clapton, Peter Frampton, Ringo Starr, and Alan White, nor the producer Phil Spector told George it ran pretty close to "He's So Fine".

 

[Ryujin]

Three things I learned from years of user acceptance testing:

1. Common sense is not common.
2. Intuition is not intuitive.
3. Nothing is self documenting.

4. No matter how much UAT you do, users will find new and interesting ways to break the interface.

 

[overgeeked]

4. No matter how much UAT you do, users will find new and interesting ways to break the interface.

5. The people who stare at a thing 6-8 hours a day are somehow always surprised when peole who are seeing that thing for the first time don’t intuitively understand the thing.

 

[trappedslider]

Looking at my profile pic here as we discuss this...

"Is Hampsterdance a muscial?"

no Hampsterdance is a curse that was then followed by baby shark.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Three things I learned from years of user acceptance testing:

1. Common sense is not common.
2. Intuition is not intuitive.
3. Nothing is self documenting.

If you make a product idiot-proof, you will find that the world has designed stupider idiots.

 

[Staffan]

If'n you don't believe me, believe GRAVITY!

That was too easy.

 

[trappedslider]

That was too easy.

while it doesn't have the OG

Also this is cool