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Do not show error messages that say “Something went wrong”. They frustrate users because they can’t take action about them. Instead, say: “You broke our app. It’s your fault. Write a 150 words apology in this box to continue:”
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I just boosted it but I have to put my own statement on it: the person who wrote this really understands what they’re talking about. The best satire is truly intelligent as it skewers its target. The final point of the rant is dead right. I totally agree.
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If you are a power #vim user you are probably used to the m' navigation workflow, which is also implemented in Visual mode in radare2. Now you can experience not just the hjkl movement keys in iaito (the radare2 interface) but also the m' keys in hex, disasm, decompiler and graph views for quick moving around the binary! #reverseengineering #ui
I’d love recommendations for illustrators and designers who are making stickers. Anything related to design and typography.
If you know someone, please share their profile or their site.
Thank you! 
Do you remember that some web pages used to think I'm Russian when browsing on my mobile? The device has updated and changed languages.
Now thos web pages think I'm Chinese.
Yay.
Starmer’s Labour are pretty useless at most things; but here’s them standing up the the intransigent and belligerent Unionists - putting NI in a slightly closer alignment with the EU than those in the UK.
I wonder what the payoff will be? Because there’s bound to be some sop to the Unionists soon enough.
#NIPolitics #UKPol #Think32 #UI
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yp93dj140o
BBC NewsWindsor Framework: EU rule to apply in NI despite oppositionThe government decides the rule will be implemented as it will not create a new regulatory barrier between GB and NI.
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Personally, I think #Xandros as was preinstalled on tue #EeePC701 4G is *peak #FrutigerAero if not #perfection in terms of [#LoDPI]-#UI & #UX!
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@RichardJMurphy In all that, the expensive millstone of Northern Ireland’s six counties, still owned and controlled by England, has not been mentioned. There’s even an agreement - Good Friday. Agreement - to help divest England of it. What are they waiting for? #Think32 #UI
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still out here, i am open for #freelance work!
#webdev, #systemsProgramming, #UI, whatever!
my studio: https://lightcrystal.systems
code forge: https://forge.lightcrystal.systems/nilix
my personal space: https://nilfm.cc
lets connect! #fediHire
A little UI I made for a checklist app that works nicely. The pie-chart is a conic-gradient with the start and end colors sharing the same degrees which makes a hard edge.
Unfortunately, at this time, you can't animate a conic-gradient value in CSS.
What I want "AI" on my devices to do:
When replying to a mail, autocorrect the name of the person I am writing to. Use the data available to support me. Don't tell me how to write. Just remove common obstacles. Offer common patterns based on the context.
What big tech thinks I need from "AI":
"writ resume pls".
We're delighted to release Slint 1.11 with two exciting updates 
:
Live-Preview features Color & Gradient pickers Python Bindings upgraded to Beta
Speed up your UI development with visual color selection and more robust Python support. Check it out - https://slint.dev/blog/slint-1.11-released
slint.devSlint 1.11 adds Color Pickers to Live-Preview and upgrades Python Bindings to BetaSlint 1.11 Released
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@yuliyan I'm rather pleased to see that, whenever we get a rental car, how Toyota has never fully gotten rid of physical buttons. In contrast to, say, VW, whose everything touch-based #UI was a #UX nightmare each time we got a car from that conglomerate.
And in their case, the argument of customizabitlity doesn't even hold: they even use purely touch-sensitive, non-haptic controls dedicated to temperature or A/C fan settings, for example. (1/2)
remote monitoring console for a 1998 Hesston 565a tow-behind round baler.
disable auto & system checks -> rip arm off trying to dislodge a branch. 
The existence of a product like Synology Photos running in an operating system of a fucking hard drive is a failure of the way we designed personal computers. Why do we need more tech to solve problems that already owned tech is able to solve but misdesigned to be as inconvenient as it can be?
Showing photos is not a huge deal technically. Neither is storing data.
Every single data explorer should be able to work as a personal photo library effortlessly.
It's happening! Thanks to some great work behind the scenes by bruvzg, Godot just got real SVG support for user interfaces - they now scale rather than stay rasterized at the same resolution!
You'll also notice text stays sharp when scaled even without MSDF; another boon of the new oversampling system. The wait for Godot continues.
The Tumblr app has a slight stutter on every scroll. The amount of tension it brings to my nervous system is so high, I threw my phone away and shouted in anger. Needed stimming with fast face taps for a few minutes to reset.
Do you have UI that overstimulates you or makes you angry?
Amazing to see the end of this design trend. I remember arguing with devs of the design agency I used to work at 10 years ago. Their main pro-touch screen argument was: "you can change software ui via updates." What I heard: "You can stick together a shitty ui and fix the worst parts later to keep customers just under the frustration threshold of dumping the car." In other words, lazy, tech-driven design mentality.
https://futurism.com/the-byte/subaru-bringing-back-physical-knobs-buttons
#design #ui #ux #technology #gui #hid
Futurism · Subaru Is Bringing Back Physical Knobs and Buttons in Its Cars