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[โ€“] scoobford@lemmy.one 13 points 1 year ago

I agree, but I definitely think we reached a high point a decade or two ago. Windows switched to that weird hybrid GUI with 8, and websites now are obsessed with whitespace, scrolling fuckery, and the like.

While word 2003 was probably the high point for that product, I don't think that about windows, Linux, or the web.