In 1963, the USPS launched ZIP Codes and 2 letter state abbreviations, sparking huge backlash. Conservatives called it a step toward a "communist" style of government reducing people down to numbers.
In 1963, the USPS launched ZIP Codes and 2 letter state abbreviations, sparking huge backlash. Conservatives called it a step toward a "communist" style of government reducing people down to numbers.
It's confusing as I've been speaking/writing about this for years. Somehow the stars aligned this time.
Upside is that I've had lots of interesting conversations with folks because of this.
1. How Desktop UX is effectively dead
2. Why I hate the term UX/UI with the heat of 1000 suns
3. How OSS can actually innovate in #ux
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fZT...
It's confusing as I've been speaking/writing about this for years. Somehow the stars aligned this time.
Upside is that I've had lots of interesting conversations with folks because of this.
www.timothychambers.net/2025/12/23/m...
www.timothychambers.net/2025/12/23/m...
* Lots of different social media feeds (independent, open, safe)
* An aggregated feed across them all
* It's a bit of a fire hose
* Local filtering (keyword or AI)
* "Intelligent" notifications
We're nearly there already...
* Lots of different social media feeds (independent, open, safe)
* An aggregated feed across them all
* It's a bit of a fire hose
* Local filtering (keyword or AI)
* "Intelligent" notifications
We're nearly there already...
drive.google.com/file/d/1U87T...
drive.google.com/file/d/1U87T...
Has anyone written up an analysis of these issues, both pro/con? I'm not asking for a huge discussion, I just expect there are a few writeups on this topic and I'm looking for links.
Has anyone written up an analysis of these issues, both pro/con? I'm not asking for a huge discussion, I just expect there are a few writeups on this topic and I'm looking for links.
1. How Desktop UX is effectively dead
2. Why I hate the term UX/UI with the heat of 1000 suns
3. How OSS can actually innovate in #ux
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fZT...
1. How Desktop UX is effectively dead
2. Why I hate the term UX/UI with the heat of 1000 suns
3. How OSS can actually innovate in #ux
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fZT...
For me, I have a note taking app I used on all my devices. There is a "Clipboard" note when I need to use/read text across devices. One common use is to copy a recipe text from a web page and use it on my phone in the kitchen.
For me, I have a note taking app I used on all my devices. There is a "Clipboard" note when I need to use/read text across devices. One common use is to copy a recipe text from a web page and use it on my phone in the kitchen.
It's the super power of the web. You *can't* block it.
And before you say "but apps are better" stop. We're not debating tech here we're debating free speech.
It's the super power of the web. You *can't* block it.
And before you say "but apps are better" stop. We're not debating tech here we're debating free speech.
Which do you prefer and why?
This *is* a small detail, but it unlocks a much deeper principle about when and why to use animation.
Which do you prefer and why?
This *is* a small detail, but it unlocks a much deeper principle about when and why to use animation.
Definite Dark Souls vibe going on here.
Definite Dark Souls vibe going on here.
Note: I'm not making any supportive comments about the viability of LLMs. This is a about #UX.
I realize this is what roguelikes do, I'm just saying I'm running out of steam...
I realize this is what roguelikes do, I'm just saying I'm running out of steam...
Lots of user agency focused discussions and demos.
#UX #accessibility
#UX #accessibility
... even though it too me FAR longer than most to do this
... even though it too me FAR longer than most to do this
yes, yes, I know this is some type of scam/phishing ploy but a) it's pretty funny and b) it's just so incredibly bizarre.
yes, yes, I know this is some type of scam/phishing ploy but a) it's pretty funny and b) it's just so incredibly bizarre.
www.youtube.com/live/WvNgMEu...
What's weird is that there appear to be far more #UX folk here...
What's weird is that there appear to be far more #UX folk here...