@samhenrigold I prefer mackieOS, personally.

@samhenrigold hold on lemme untuck my desktop

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@tvler Sent from my Ericsson T65

https://dutchtelephones.com/virtueel-museum/toestellen-1960-1980/t65/

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My dad used to have "Sent from my Atari 2600" as his signature

@tvler When that was first introduced, I changed mine to say "Sent from my Commodore 64"

I mean what's the point of a non-sequitur flex if its not saying something objectively cool?

@jenn @samhenrigold telling my grandchildren this is what the new years ball drop actually was

@samhenrigold I like how his fingers end up matching his garb at the end.

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Someone's going to say this was pro-Hamas propaganda.

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The orange hand of victory!

@samhenrigold @Gargron https://epeus.blogspot.com/2006/01/how-apple-lost-its-web-video-mojo-and.html

@samhenrigold Yeah 3D Touch's replacement is very pee and poop.

@samhenrigold @Gargron Courage

@ActionRetro sean what

@ActionRetro w h a t

@eb Fully support this. I think the classic example is Figma: it’s traditionally a developer tool and gets used on absurdly powerful machines but it’s also used by high schoolers on school-issued Chromebooks. And it has to be optimized heavily for both use cases without being (too) opinionated or throwing a “your hardware can’t handle this” message

Evan, at one point, when I worked at VK, we had an XP desktop set up in the corner of the office so web developers could test things on old IE. That was in the early 2010's.

@samhenrigold I honestly don't think I know anyone outside the fedi who has purchased their own computer in the last decade.

They're a thing your employer chooses and insists you have against your will.

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Might I also suggest buying something cheaper still and experimental, like an ARM SBC or second-hand electronics, so that you can experience what a further group, outside of your nation may have to cope with.

@samhenrigold: the best place to visit would be Starbucks, a university campus (especially the study halls), or a co-working space.

My family typically get laptops from Costco. And people also like buying stuff from Amazon.

To be fair, I've been seeing a lot of desktop computers with at least 32 GiB of RAM. It doesn't help that I just graduated from uni.

Plunger balancing is a close second.

To properly understand this app, we have to set the stage:

1. The iPad was brand new when iPhoto for iOS came out — March 2012. Less than two years after it launched. Apple was still producing tons of glossy iPad apps to position the iPad as a capable — but more personal — computing device. So in this time, we saw iPad versions of their most popular apps.

@lickability, in your research for this – once again – great thread, did you come across WWDC 2012 Session 243 “iPhoto for iOS – UI Progression and Animation Design”? (Could be where you have the graphics from.) Of the countless dub-dub videos I've seen, both live and on video, this stands out as one of the very best. Mind-blowing work! https://archive.org/details/wwdc-2012-sessions/%5B2012%5D+%5BSession+243%5D+iPhoto+for+iOS+-+UI+Progression+and+Animation+Design.mov

of all the big tech companies, amazon has far and away the worst and most hostile UX. constant upsells, dark patterns, total roach motel trying to delete your account or unsubscribe from prime, the app is clunky, recommendations are awful, visual design is cluttered.

YOUR AMAZON PRIME MEMBERSHIP WILL END ON MAY 24, 2024
and you won't have your free shipping unless you keep paying for it

@samhenrigold so exciting.

@samhenrigold HAHAHA, love it. I started watching the video he made that Gruber linked to. His voice makes me think of Snow Leopard :)

@samhenrigold tHAT'S HOW ALL THE WEBSITES DO IT??

@samhenrigold oh God :blobcatgooglyholdingitsheadinitshands:

@samhenrigold sorry for necroposting but oh my god? this is so bad? why would you design a website like this and not hire any consultants for cultural sensitivity???

@samhenrigold Sandra Hüller

@samhenrigold I’m grudge liking this post