The BMD False Alarm link is the added feature to prevent further mistakes #Hawaiipic.twitter.com/wdjVVJoych
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The BMD False Alarm link is the added feature to prevent further mistakes #Hawaiipic.twitter.com/wdjVVJoych
Now the State of Hawaii is saying the original screenshot shared with the media is merely an example and has shared a second image saying it is another example of the user interface. Neither screenshot shows the actual interface used by the operator. http://www.civilbeat.org/2018/01/hawaii-distributed-phony-image-of-missile-warning-screen/ …pic.twitter.com/VFDXpvFiZd
I understand they may be linking to documentation/training (in HTML), and I understand the need for text-only sources/labels to feed to multiple systems. But there needs to be meta in addition. The labels are also way too cryptic and only add ambiquity for operators.
Does anyone know what the title says?
Hawaii Emergency Management wouldn't display the rest of the screen due to security reasons
Thanks for the quick response! Made out the word 'templates' at the end of the title though ;)
Yes we noticed that as well. This is what we were told.
Ok, here goes anyway
https://twitter.com/axbom/status/953288138255978496 …
Also sounds like things like miss warnings should need confirm from @PentagonPresSec or natural disasters @NWS just like if it was a meteor we would check with @NASA
Not within a 30 minute (and actual detection turnnsround would make it far less) flight duration. In any case, this is a total non-design, interface-wise. I'm sure if I was exposed to more of it under a CA/NDA, I'd find endless control/process issues as well. Fail^10
Shame but i see where you are going with this sounds like some better systems or concepts need to be but in place looks like it was made 20 years ago and never got funding for upgrades
After all the annoying UIs through history that have asked us if we are sure, finally here's a good case to have asked "Are you sure you want to alert everyone there's an inbound nuke?" ... though only slightly less well-known is this classic UX blunder:https://twitter.com/TabletopOwlbear/status/889792561874784257 …
Sorry, wish to delete.
:) No comment... I am wondering how long this operator was working on this position? What was his rank if he was soldier? Did this happen in a demo presentation?
Where did this wind come from? Who published it? You don't think the government had a ridiculous excuse prepared? The onion could have done a better job as this surpasses satire.
Better hope that page is never spidered by GoogleBot, and that those URLs are POSTs
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