> Today in HCI class, we screened some classic usability videos. The
> entire class was quite amused by the SCREen-bAsed-environment-
> for-navigating-voice-Messages -- which liberally used and adapted
> Edvard Munch's classic protrait (including on the chest of a t-shirt=
> worn by a researcher running into the camera looped backwards :-)
Rohit has stumbled across the remnants of a promising project that
died due to its authors stumbling across another promising project:
the Web. You'll find an article describing the first project from [1].
[1] http://www.w3.org/people/howcome/p/telektronikk-4-93/
> The Norwegian telecom research authority produced a startling claim:=
> Munch's screamer was *female*.
Indeed. Male painters paint females. Unless they paint themselves, of
course. There must be statistics on this?
> Hakon, you simply *must* translate what one of those Norwegian voice=
> recordings was saying which was so amusing... :-)
I vaguely remember torturing my friend's kid in the basement to have
him utter child-like phrases. Obviously I succeeded.
> And, also, my friend, please don't make acronyms in public without c=
onsulting
> me first: I thought CSS was bad... :-)
CSS shines when it enters the aural domain: Aural Cascading Style
Sheets, a.k.a. ACSS, pronouced "access".=20
Perhaps we should have called it GSS (pronounced "gas") to better
contrast DSSSL...?
-h&kon
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