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1366 points aleksi | 4 comments | | HN request time: 0.221s | source
1. unixfg ◴[] No.41838718[source]
Why are the buttons are printed to be readable from the large sign side of the device and not the management side?
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2. foz ◴[] No.41838857[source]
yes this seems a strange choice. The operator is clearly controlling it from the side with the small screen.
3. DHPersonal ◴[] No.41838916[source]
If I'm in an open office and can set my status clock on top of a monitor, then I don't need the manual controls because I will be changing it via the computer. If I'm not using a computer and setting the device down on my desk in a cubicle, then the primary screen is going to be turned towards me and I will need to use the manual controls. For that specific set of use cases, I see the logic behind the manual control label positions.
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4. chem83 ◴[] No.41841788[source]
Noticed that too -- makes no sense to me. Cool otherwise.