Oo, I wonder what happens if I tap on the button that is labeled 711495D10BB643F6BDA3693886C0BCAF.

[borrisinabox@fwoof.space]

Oo, I wonder what happens if I tap on the button that is labeled 711495D10BB643F6BDA3693886C0BCAF. Let's find out.

Oh, yes. Of course, how obvious. That's the button that allows me to change the audio route from my phone. Yes, how silly of me for not knowing what that does.

[remixman@kind.social]

@BorrisInABox I always wondered WHY they have such strange labels. Just...In general. Like, how does that help anyone? Even a developer, how does anyone get anything out of that?

[willpogor@dragonscave.space]

@BorrisInABox @jaybird110127 Oh yes, I have done that one several times before. Lol.

[jscholes@dragonscave.space]

@remixman Somebody slipped while using autocomplete in their IDE, and chose `device.uniqueID` instead of `device.name`. @BorrisInABox

[mcourcel@allovertheplace.ca]

@BorrisInABox That is a very descriptive button. No idea how you missed its role. Lol!

[techsinger@tweesecake.social]

@mcourcel @BorrisInABox Indeed, the name is a model of clarity. I'm telling you, they deserve some sort of design award.

[mcourcel@allovertheplace.ca]

@techsinger @BorrisInABox I don't even know why I work in accessibility when we get such clear labels.

[vol4life8657@tweesecake.social]

@mcourcel @techsinger @BorrisInABox I know right? Why bother with such excellence at our disposal?