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In the beginning, there was man. And for a time, it was good. But humanity's so-called civil societies soon fell victim to vanity and corruption. Then man made the machine in his own likeness. Thus did man become the architect of his own demise - second renaissance

This Hidden Brain episode about working from home contains interesting research findings. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hidden-brain/id1028908...

Con: remember February can have 28 or 29 days. Use magnet to mark day. Pro: save tons of paper.

Title is clickbait close to trolling. The Original UX was not optimized for the top use case and then OP came up with a better solution.

Still has touchbar? I thought we were all of the opinion that that was a mistake?

Sadly WaPo article doesn’t mention that the quarterback was killed by a truck.

https://archive.ph/2022.04.09-161113/https://www.washingtonp...

The article does link to a local newspaper that mentions the cause of death. https://wsvn.com/news/local/broward/dump-truck-fatally-strik...

Which Commodore format is being removed? Can't find it in the list of PEPs.

Google doesn’t take a cut yet.

The js fiddle example works great on iOS. I didn’t realize mobile safari supported a multi-select sheet!

Good points. The part that I have a different experience with is that you’d have spotted someone running over in the office to realize there’s communication between certain team members. To me that sounds either lucky or anxiety inducing. Should I as manager be keeping one eye on the group and one eye on my screen? I think these information gaps are much easier to catch by clearly communicating the process rather than keeping an eye on your surroundings.

Given this advice I would - turn off any webpage integration LastPass does - still use LastPass to store my passwords in the cloud so I can share passwords between iOS apps and web.

Indeed I don’t agree with GP’s pov that a clean graphical design is a major factor in the success of the products listed. I see it more as a side effect of a good team. That is to say, I would have less faith in a company that can’t get their process in shape to produce basic UI consistency for a consumer product.

Your definition of design here is limited to graphic design.

For many, design also refers to how a product solves a people problem, how does it affect people’s lives, what’s it worth ...

People who practice (product) design spend time looking at usage data, talking to people and understanding what the impact of a design change is.

I think most will agree those are essential things for a product to be successful.

I take it your attention span is shorter than 2 minutes.

Nice work! Maybe start a palette on the left side with a set of prime colors like a painter would?

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Can we sum this up as: hate the referee, not the player?

You’re comparing your wife’s experience with GP’s experience. I’d be curious to see what your feed would look like after some use.

well put.

Thanks! I built it so I could avoid the news cycles but still stay informed.

Thanks!

Woke up. Got out of bed. Played some bongo cat.

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More please :)

Feature requests welcome. Cheers!

I read: this is a personal project of one of our devs who doesn’t use Firefox.

I recognize the ease of use. I don’t have to carry a device with me. But looking a little farther in the future, will I loose the ability to not be able to authenticate anymore?

Apple requires iOS browsers to use WebKit rendering and WebKit JS.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_for_iOS

This is great feedback! I'm going to start with adding a way to change the time range.

I checked out Rt.live and flowingdata.com. Super helpful.

Things I couldn't find in other tools: - As an expat I want Countries + US States in one view. - Get a quick understanding if I can travel to certain areas and how my friends and family are doing. - Minimize noise and anxiety: only show places I'm interested in + no other news.

https://www.covidexitstrategy.org/ is doing a great job condensing information.