Jim Nielsen
@jim-nielsen
👤 designer, developer, blogger ❤️ lover of food & websites 🍷 icon-noisseur iosicongallery.com 🐘 📝 🏠
When you're using AI with your team in Slack, this is exactly the kind of thing you want to see.
Fun to look under the hood: - It's implemented as 3 separate images. Each shows/hides on screen size (was wondering if it might be a mask, but this is cool too) - Each image has its own specific alt text! (1 rack, 2 racks, etc) - Each rack has it's own shadow (on a black bg nonetheless—details!)
Pretty cool how the @oxide.computer homepage responds to different screen sizes by showing/hiding the number of racks
Yet another "out of memory" dialog. This time 6GB for Shortcuts! (I already closed Chrome which was at 19GB)
Deno Deploy Classic shuts down today (Jul 20). I’ve had the email about it my inbox since Mar 25th. Guess when I finally went in and did something about it? I'll give you a hint: it wasn't Mar 25th. And it wasn't any day after that up until Jul 20th
The signal to noise ratio on business email threads is absurd. “Can you send that thing to me?” “Here you go!” “Thank you Kelly!” What that back and forth snowballs into is absolutely atrocious.
If, like me, you wonder why Safari is ⌘⇧L to toggle the sidebar, while basically every other app is ⌃⌘S, go to Settings > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts, select App Shortcuts, and add two new entries specifically for Safari, that way it's the same everywhere.
Idk what they're doing, but VLC for macOS frees their icon from the squircle. When you load the app (and close it), the icon is in squircle jail. But _while_ it's open, they do something to override that and it's the orange cone in all its glory. #freetheicons
When life gives you lemons (and extra peaches and cherries) make a pie! #mundanepost
Picking peaches tonight at the local orchard. You know what that means? Peach pie next!
lol some of these fake tech ads are pretty good. satire of the absurd.
Left my office for a minute with the terminal open. Kids came in and found this on the screen. When I returned, they had lots of questions about what I do for a living...
Question: What's something you'll find in the back of your middle school textbook and the Mac App Store? Answer: Cool S
The only way to get it back into "Locations" is to then remove it from the sidebar and then re-check its checkbox to show up in Locations
But some items — like AirDrop — can be moved from "Locations" to "Favorites" and so their highlight changes, which I guess means that the blue highlight is important in some way to differentiate the groupings?
