r/mildyinteresting • u/Content-Processor • Aug 15 '26

electrifying energy ⚡️ Soap Anger Management

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u/feliz1205 Aug 15 '26

I fkn hate overcomplicated system, why does everything have to be so fucking hard, I want things to be intuitive, is that so fucking hard to do? my parents have a heater and I couldn't figure out how to make that shit work, weird ass buttons that have zero sense. It's literally just a heater not a car, why would I need to take a class just to fucking turn it on and heat the place. Also, it's infuriating the way I can never find the ON button on new computers. Why does it have to be so hidden?????? why the fuck do people think this is acceptable? it's sooo annoying spending minutes touching every single spot of the computer because it's made to be inexistent, and even if you find it, you will lose it again because a lentil is bigger that that shit. WHY DID BUTTONS DISAPPEAR, AND WHO IS RESPONSABLE

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u/N0RG1L Aug 15 '26

Because of people. If there was normal faucet then you can be sure that someone would just casualy left with leaving water flowing.

Not sure what computers you had but most of mine have visible button but i have build my own pc so ther is that.

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u/Ill-Distribution9604 Aug 20 '26

There could be a normal faucet (and soap dispenser) setup with sensors... no need for this bullshit where everything is hidden behind the mirror. The soap is on the right at one place, and on the left at another... and most of the time, the icons are scratched off the mirror. It takes 5 mins to find the right place and then you need to play with the angle because the sensor is dying.

And I had a work laptop where the power button was between the backspace and delete... imagine the struggle.

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u/N0RG1L Aug 20 '26

Sure. But i was referong more for why sensors are a thing because of there was normal faucet some people would just leave water flowing. Not care in the world.