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[jeff of pa]

I can hardly remember the old setup but I remembered it was more fun. Wish Overkill, Overkill was still posting.

I think my biggest problem with the new setup was getting used to loosing the ability to see more info
at a glance.

like you I can hardly remember the old setup now.

 

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[jeff of pa]

I thought that was the case. Updating and improving is all good - unless you're an old person that is thrown by change..

I hate change ! Except the type that jingles in my Pockets.

One of my Biggest pet Peeves is when someone like Windows does an Update & says they are making something "more User Friendly"
The most User Friendly sites are the ones that never change once you learn them.

I wonder how many computer programmers would be happy if every year they changed the Keys around on the Keyboards, to make them "more User Friendly"
like maybe in alphabetical order
sure would make it easier for me to find the v's and q's when I need them.
and Perhaps double the amount of keys.
one set lower case, so if a member gets in trouble for yelling they can just use the lower case keys. and
one set all Caps so I don't need the Caps Lock button for capitalization

 

[Honest Samuel]

What is the different between old and new?

 

[Honest Samuel]

I thought that was the case. Updating and improving is all good - unless you're an old person that is thrown by change..

That would be me, and other members who are seniors. We get confused with new changing, except new girlfriends..

 

[Honest Samuel]

I think my biggest problem with the new setup was getting used to loosing the ability to see more info
at a glance.

like you I can hardly remember the old setup now.

Forgetting things, happens when you are old.

 

[T.C.]

Forgetting things, happens when you are old.

Yup....yer memory is the second thing to go....

 

[Swaveab]

Old thread, but I have to say that I remember quite vividly the first thing to go as I got older. My first wife. Turns out this was a good thing.

PS She didn't die.