In which Penelope Dreadful learns a valuable lesson about the fallibility of the minifig-computer interface.
Drop the Cow!
Smacking I.T. on the back of the head!
In which Penelope Dreadful learns a valuable lesson about the fallibility of the minifig-computer interface.
LOL.
Somebody forgot to include a confirmation dialogue for an unseen risky action!
Penny clearly didn’t read this page:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa511273.aspx
(Yeah, I picked that one deliberately ;-P)
😀 You know, I think you’re the first non-Microsofty I’ve ever heard reference those guidelines – you do me great honour! Of course you know we’re changing our world again, come October: http://www.windows8update.com/2011/09/30/windows-8-building-applications-for-metro-ui 🙂
“We call it metro because it’s modern and clean.”
Presumably that’s why the name “London Underground” was rejected?
I think that was it! Although, perhaps we just wanted to be sure this OS didn’t go… (ahem) … “down the tubes” 😉 (I imagine I’ll pay for that one… bad pun karma being what it is.)
Yeah, all of this is just going straight over my head. As long as the new OS is easy for idiots like me to use, I’ll be happy.
What ever you do,
Don’t
Touch
The big
Red
Button.
…
(Touch)
Now that you mention it, it’s strange I never had Fargo visit!