Just for not hijacking another thread, I thought I would ask just exactly what is the "1/10 second rule"?
In my mind, its application specific, and faster than a human will react because they think something is "Locked-Up" because it takes longer than the user would think. So it keeps "Display" vs "Actual Work" on a happy balance
Just to ask, if its something we come about with time? (I usually adhere to this rule myself, or display something to show not locked up), or is there an actual "Coined rule"???
Only reason I ask, is cause an incident at the gas pump, and wonder "Why 9/10ths of a cent??" till I learned the meaning of milles sorta thing
(amazing what you learn from the past)


In my mind, its application specific, and faster than a human will react because they think something is "Locked-Up" because it takes longer than the user would think. So it keeps "Display" vs "Actual Work" on a happy balance
Just to ask, if its something we come about with time? (I usually adhere to this rule myself, or display something to show not locked up), or is there an actual "Coined rule"???
Only reason I ask, is cause an incident at the gas pump, and wonder "Why 9/10ths of a cent??" till I learned the meaning of milles sorta thing
(amazing what you learn from the past)




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