Links
- MacOS 15 Sequoia upgrade - Microsoft Remote Desktop became unstable discussions.apple.com
There is now an update to RDP version 11 in the App Store. For whatever reason it did not show up under "updates." I had to select the RDP app in my account in the app store and then it gave me the option to update. It's now called Windows app, quite different.
- The System is Broken…and it almost broke me howtobeme59.wordpress.com
Like me, most ND people want to go to school, want to learn. And I think it is incredibly sad and damaging that so many so many children and young people are being let down so much by the education system. We need to do better. We need to sort out our education system. It is already too late for many children but it is not too late for the ones who are still at school or future generations.
- Introducing Generative Canvas: Dynamically Generated UX, Grounded in Trusted Data and Workflows blog.salesforceairesearch.com
Kind of mindblowing contextual, generative UI.
- CSS Classes considered harmful - Keith Cirkel keithcirkel.co.uk
Class names are an archaic system that serves as a poor proxy for your UI primitives, and worse they're co-opted in awkward ways which results in combinatorial explosion of weird edge cases.
An interesting take, with a proposal attached.
- Inheritable styles pierce the Shadow DOM | HTML with Superpowers htmlwithsuperpowers.netlify.app
The Shadow DOM behaves like an <iframe> in its encapsulation. The Shadow DOM inherits some of the same quirks in the form of inheritable styles. Inheritable styles are styles that inherit the styles from their parent. Here's a list.
- “The Design System Isn't Working for Me!” bigmedium.com
How to manage bugs, missing features, intentional design deviations, new patterns, and more.
- Runway Financial runway.com
the modern and intuitive way to model, plan, and align your business for everyone on your team.
- TBM 315: The Self-Sealing Argument Trap cutlefish.substack.com
The punchline: We frequently get pulled into Catch-22 arguments and discussions. No matter what we do—at least the normal gut options—we lose. But awareness is a gift.
- LUME lume.io
Lume advances the capabilities of HTML rendering in the web, gifting you new HTML elements for crafting graphically-rich hardware-accelerated visual experiences that include 3D models, lighting, shadow, reflection, and more.
- Web components are okay | Read the Tea Leaves nolanlawson.com
A great hub post for recent thinking about web components.
- Sanding UI - Jim Nielsen’s Blog blog.jim-nielsen.com
This is the way to do it. It's also what tends to get cut in most ticket-focussed orgs.
- Systemic Games: A Design Philosophy the-artifice.com
- Fonts Knowledge - Google Fonts fonts.google.com
- Forget Gladwell culture.ghost.io
Society should withhold all esteem and attention to a nonfiction author whose entire oeuvre spitballs explanatory social theory under the bad faith idea that he holds his ideas “loosely” and readers should too
Great takedown.
- How to expand into the USA: guide for UK startups seedlegals.com
- The Fallacy of Federated Design Systems medium.com
Avoid the damage and distress of glorifying the wrong model
- Y Combinator Traded Prestige for Growth — Unfashionable unfashionable.blog
YC is no longer an exclusive club where membership signals legitimacy—it’s becoming a broad index of tech startups. This decline will continue until cool, innovative companies no longer see any reason to apply.
- SCREEN SIZE MAP » Compare viewport sizes screensizemap.com
- Clear Off the Table darkhorseanalytics.com
In the gif below we start with a table formatted similar to one of Excel's many styling options which, much like the chart styles, do nothing to improve the table. Progressive deletions and some reorganization deliver a clearer and more compelling picture.
- Kebab vs Cake organization - Alex Ewerlöf Notes blog.alexewerlof.com
The 2 most common organization architectures, their key characteristics, pros, and cons with an example
- Floating Points - Del Oro youtube.com
- Knowledge Navigator en.wikipedia.org
How much coverage is provided by automated accessibility testing tools available today? Data from 13,000+ page audits shows the true impact.
A “number of issues” take, which is very different to the commonly accepted “number of criteria”, but ultimately feels apples to oranges.
- Color Emergency [gif] i.imgur.com
- I won't be renewing my Pinboard subscription | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
Mainly here for the minor but valuable social aspect.
- Hagelslag - Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org
Small, oblong, sweet-tasting chocolate granules, which are sprinkled on slices of buttered bread or rusks. The name refers to hail, hagelslag meaning hailstorm.
- Design systems should do less - by Josh Cusick joshcusick.substack.com
Strongly feeling the "design systems should do as much as makes sense and no more" and the "design system teams should try to avoid building the entire UI for their organisation" problems.
- Going offroad for a better design system uxdesign.cc
Building flexible design systems just like my Nissan Xterra.
- Dummy - Nine Clean Nails youtube.com
- Words on Founder Mode randsinrepose.com
- Japanese Text Layout for the Future* (hint: there isn’t one) atadistance.net
- Phosphor Icons phosphoricons.com
- The Bozo Explosion Lives On | The Heretic theheretic.org
It is on us to create the environment to allow people to become the very best version of themselves. Start by giving people an A – and allow them to live up to it.
Making tepache, like any other fermentation project, is a lesson in co-operation
- 2Bobs - Just Stop Talking 2bobs.com
The fact that sales people tend to talk too much is nothing new, but Blair has observed in recent client work just how profound of an effect this pervasive problem has on sales outcomes.
Laundry cycles wear out fabrics – so try steaming, airing and slower cycles on the washing machine
- Plain Vanilla plainvanillaweb.com
An explainer for doing web development using only vanilla techniques. No tools, no frameworks — just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.