disciple of Jesus, dad of 3. UX + AI —dangerously-skipping-permissions before it was cool.
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Make Web Apps Foldable
We spent the weekend teaching our web app to fold on the iPhone Duo.
Apple’s design guide only covers native apps, so we measured what Safari can do.
Hopefully this helps you, too. Code, diagrams and copy-paste prompts included. View article
I definitely miss this vibe.
@elonmusk what about a night mode option — a pure red UI (+ ambient lighting), kind of like the Apple Watch Ultra night mode?
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I'm happy to finally announce that @VegaStudioTX was acquired and we are very excited about this next chapter!
Today, geniant unveiled their new experience consulting company, focusing on creating exceptional experiences for customers and employees. Read the full press release here: geniant.com/insights/geniant…
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“Find out just what any people will quietly submit to and you have the exact measure of the injustice and wrong which will be imposed on them.” -
Frederick Douglass
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Stupidity is knowing the truth, seeing the truth but still believing the lies. And that is more infectious than any other disease.
This is why autonomous vehicles — which will enable more ride-sharing (and single-car households where you send your car back home) — are an important, parallel pursuit. Strangely, this article doesn't mention that at all.
bbc.com/news/business-567483…
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Don't be impressed by money, followers, degrees, and titles. Be impressed by kindness, integrity, humility, and generosity.
In case you missed the most important part.
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I keep seeing a new note-taking app for iPad/Apple Pencil and then forgetting what it is when I want to try it. It looks like an infinite canvas and has stacks of some kind. Anyone know what I’m talking about?
With all of the politicized speculation and reporting about Putin, Russia, interference in American politics, and our current, insane political climate, I frequently think about this 1997 book and Russia’s anti-American long game.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Founda…
Think of the topics that “trend” in the U.S.— especially right now. It’s worth wondering why. A friend of mine said, “Lazy U.S. journalists who report based on what’s trending on Twitter are the biggest gift to Russian intelligence.”