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@leadore@sunny.garden @teahands@mastodon.gamedev.place oh yeah, I'm a big fan of that as well

@tobimori @mwichary 🎯same with like, "App wants to install a helper tool." I used to work on software that used that UI and it got comments from users like "this is vague and scary, please make the popup explain what's happening instead." we would've loved to if we could. and somehow it's still like that.

@vintagestory@mastodon.gamedev.place hyyype

@aaronareed@mastodon.gamedev.place I am extremely hype about that talk as someone who loves using sql for things it wasn't intended for

@b0rk@social.jvns.ca in a community college class years ago I had one instructor lay out explicitly how command line options are usually arranged and I've been furious ever since that all *nix/shell instructors don't do that. it's so ubiquitous that we forget really fast how obvious it's not! relatedly, usage conventions like [optional] and , also not universal but common enough that folks don't bother explaining them.

@jehb@mastodon.social @fastmailunited@union.place @fastmail@mastodon.social also congratulations and good luck!!

@jehb@mastodon.social @fastmailunited@union.place @fastmail@mastodon.social probably clear by now but if you put together a thing customers could sign to agree with this, you'd get a lot of names :)

@teahands@mastodon.gamedev.place right there with you! I love it but have spent a bunch of time constructing scenarios or modpacks to let me enjoy the mining and crafting parts without the jumpscares. (you seem to have already discovered peaceful mode, but it locks one out of some late game content, hence mods)