What do you wish had an "undo" function?
I just read an article about Gmail introducing an "undo send" feature to Gmail - within a short timeframe you can recall an email that you just realised had been sent to the wrong person, or said something you will later regret.
Wouldn't it be nice to have an "undo" function on other things? Like:
1. You ask a girl out and she turns you down, saying she already has a boyfriend - oh, the embarrassment - Undo! (I really needed this function when I was in my teens)
2. You just posted a picture of yourself downing a beer while dancing on the bar table at three in the morning - Undo!.
3. You just sent a soppy text message declaring your undying love to some girl at three in the morning - Undo!
4. You've just been to an "all you can eat" restaurant, and had "twice as much as you can eat", all of it high in sugar and fats - Undo!
5. You just bought the latest WSO - Undo!
6. I didn't mean to submit this post - Undo!
Wouldn't it be nice to have an "undo" function on other things? Like:
1. You ask a girl out and she turns you down, saying she already has a boyfriend - oh, the embarrassment - Undo! (I really needed this function when I was in my teens)
2. You just posted a picture of yourself downing a beer while dancing on the bar table at three in the morning - Undo!.
3. You just sent a soppy text message declaring your undying love to some girl at three in the morning - Undo!
4. You've just been to an "all you can eat" restaurant, and had "twice as much as you can eat", all of it high in sugar and fats - Undo!
5. You just bought the latest WSO - Undo!
6. I didn't mean to submit this post - Undo!
Sal
When the Roads and Paths end, learn to guide yourself through the wilderness
Beyond the Path
Raising a child is akin to knowing you're getting fired in 18 years and having to train your replacement without actively sabotaging them.
Raising a child is akin to knowing you're getting fired in 18 years and having to train your replacement without actively sabotaging them.
One man's terrorist is another man's patriot
Those who profess to favor freedom and yet depreciate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground - Frederick Douglas