2026-06-22 15:45:22
@… thanks, and for for the record, this (fixed in 2025) was the main reason that I never really got into promotion of Lemmy when it was new to me:
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/i
@… thanks, and for for the record, this (fixed in 2025) was the main reason that I never really got into promotion of Lemmy when it was new to me:
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/i
Early experiment (UI may change) for the new declarative input validation flow in ngscopeclient (just starting to roll it out to more filters so details will change).
But the eventual plan is to move away from a black box function that simply says "does this input accept this stream" and towards a declarative "this is what I want" flow so you can tell the user what's valid to connect.
A post I wrote about securing an #OpenAPI scheme using Duende IdentityServer gets a decent amount of reads a month (https://duendesoftware.com/blog/202511
what ios mastodon clients are good?
i’m annoyed by ivory’s crappy ui for filters, which spams the server requesting userpics that i don’t want to see, and pegs the rate limiter
i’ve reported it as a bug but they don’t seem to be making improvements to ivory so i should probably look elsewhere
Ui, na das wird spannend: https://www.golem.de/news/wenn-die-app-der-chef-ist-eu-dreht-beweislast-gegen-uber-und-lieferando-2606-210003.html
Gut für die Arbeitnehmerinnen denke ich mal
RE: https://mastodon.social/@matthiasott/116609310065016685
'That contract is now broken. Generative UI doesn’t link to your article. It absorbs your article, synthesizes it into a widget, and presents it as Google’s own answer.'
Let that sink in (and read the complete article first.)
Let this be Google's "altavista" moment.
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After a minor disaster I had to rebook four hotels for our family summer holiday.
I just used booking.com rather than looking around, which asks about approximate arrival times as one of the questions in the final step of booking.
All the time ranges were given used AM/PM notation, which amused me but fine I can do that. I understand it well enough.
In the end it seems it is because the UI has several English options and American is the default.
@… the latest couple of updates are wonky. But also give the UI time to be up to date with reality. Seen it slack behind before
Finished up with the build, turned out pretty well. I do wish I had some quieter fans, but considering the space constraints I'm happy that they work as well as they do. The 240mm AIO keeps CPU cool enough though I worry that the Radeon 7900XT is going to catch fire considering airflow, but it was well-behaved while testing it out.
#steamMachine
Pienikokoinen kuutti ui rysään ja kuoli – seitsemäs saimaannorpan pyydyskuolema tänä vuonna #eläinoikeudet
Zwei Rankscale-Werte für denselben Brand: 57 % vs. 48,8 % KI-Sichtbarkeit. 📊
Kein Bug. Der Search-Terms-Report trennt Varianten auf: "Brand GmbH", "BRAND", "brand" zählen als drei Datenpunkte. Die UI aggregiert dedupliziert. Ergebnis hier: Platz 3 im Report, Platz 2 in der UI.
Messung immer am Dashboard-Wert festmachen, nie am gemittelten Search-Terms-Report.
#GEO
Ooooh…
Open-UI: #1472 [focuslandmark] No declarative way to move keyboard focus between major page regions
https://github.com/openui/open-ui/issues/1472
Focus Landmark: declarative landmark focus navigation for web apps (explainer):
LibreOffice (@…) says its UI is better than Microsoft Office's (it totally is) https://www.neowin.net/news/libreoffice-hi
RE: https://nileane.fr/@TangerineUI/116776620945959421
Well fuck, Tangerine UI is the only thing that made Mastodon usable for me
I like my analogy: modern iOS / macOS is the IKEA of UI design. It’s…OK! It’s better than many of the large commercial alternatives! (Modern Windows UI design is the analog of buying furniture from a three-month-old company named QUFRLTZ on Amazon. Linux UI…needs a whole other thread of analogies.) But IKEA is…kind of generic. It has a tendency to look better in the showroom than in daily use. And sometimes it falls apart. It’s fine, but it’s never breathtaking.
@… Besides the fact that it’s obviously a scam, I do just love the inconsistency of the UI: You tick the box, it shows verification successful, and *then* throws up the scam prompt.
Presumably it’s just some standard tick box component they couldn’t even be bothered to customize properly.
I recently acquired an old Dell server for my homelab setup. I haven't touched real enterprise hardware in quite a long time. It's been a good [re]learning experience.
Let me just say this, though: putting a second computer inside the server for management (IPMI/iDRAC in this case) is genius, and it's a REALLY nice safety net.
(Short version for the unaware: independent console access and server configuration in a web UI on its own ethernet port. e.g. can reboot serve…
Android remains fucking awful.
I originally hated Android because I thought the UI/UX sucked. Admittedly that has improved in the past 2 decades, but since then my most frequent problem is "This is running some random Android version that I can't upgrade or change [because hardware locking & OEMs' crappy driver practices] , so I can't do this thing I need to do [like backing up to a webdav mount, or running some app that's built for newer android, or or or..]&q…
I am going to be “borrowing” a lot of UI ideas from the new RealityComposer Pro.
In particular, I love the new graph editor UI. They solved a few idioms I struggled with.
What is surprising is that they dropped their units of measure entire from their properties.
⚡ Local & lightweight — a single #Go binary with no registry, no telemetry & fully offline-capable
🎯 Fine-grained filtering — control which skills reach which targets via .skillignore, Skill. md targets & per-target include/exclude rules
🖥️ Extra tooling — visual web dashboard via skillshare ui, local git checkpoints with skillshare commit, shell completion & GitHub Acti…
Google launches Android 17 and Wear OS 7, first on Pixel devices, with support for the latest AI models, a bubble bar UI, and live updates on Wear OS (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/16/android-17-lau…
Sim, porque os traficantes vão querer vir nas suas lanchinhas de noite e quando lhes disserem que é proibido vão dizer "ui, que chatice, jš não podemos, é proibido".
https://expresso.pt/sociedade/2026-05-
Why is it that TV shows don’t use real computer UI? I get it in sci, but some detective show is doing a ‘zoom call’, and… it’s custom operating system (on a surface laptop studio no less), and then a mostly correct Zoom UI…
Tłumaczenia UI w Zoomie ❤️
Choose a microphone: wybierz mikrofon
Choose a speaker: wybierz prelegenta
Netflix starts rolling out its new Clips vertical video feed as a separate tab in the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, India, and four other countries (Jay Peters/The Verge)
https://www.theverge.com/streaming/920179/netflix-vertical-video-feed-mobile-app-ui
When you are a SwiftUI developer, every day is Xmas!
Tinkerble by https://edwardsanchez.design/
https://github.com/edwardsanchez/Tinke
Earlier last week I posted “Focusgroup Tests”:
https://adrianroselli.com/2026/07/focusgroup-tests.html
Mostly my effort to track and understand the feature.
Made some fixes based on feedback and just added a link to Microsoft’s own demos.
I accidentally wrote an article about the mutation of a gesture on a topic that the UX/UI designers among you actually know much more about than I do. Nevertheless, I thought you might like it. 🌻
https://finest.day/posts/arguing-on-interfaces-from-obligation-to-…
I was a huge TvTime user but the writing has been on the wall for multiple years as the app slowly degraded.
That's why I built Tvmarks. Powered but Tvmaze it's an activityPub enabled self hosted UI on top of a personal database that you self host.
https://github.com/stefanhayden/tvmarks
@dawid@social.craftknight.com@… ui, dass du den ersten Band neu aufgelegt hast, ist spannend! Aber dass Band 3 kein türkis- oder gar goldfarbenes Cover hat, ist schlichtweg ein Skandal!!1 Just kidding, freue mich sehr darauf :-)
Quinoa, paarse wortel, ui, champignons, courgette, mediterrane kruiden, paddenstoelenbouillon en op mijn bord vier gesnipperde groene rawit. #wewv
Unpopular opinion: GNOME has great UI, but bad UX, Plasma has great UX, but bad UI
I don’t think many app devs, nor Apple, have ever used iPadOS with a larger font. So many UI/UX failures.
#accessibility
Ooh how did I miss that the new Pagefind has a new Web Components-based UI (used to be Svelte)? https://github.com/Pagefind/pagefind/releases/tag/v1.5.0 Awesome work team!
Nachdem ich jetzt zum x-ten Mal in einem Frecciarossa einen Sitz gegen die Fahrrichtung gebucht habe, muss ich mir wohl eingestehen, dass ich das Reservations-UI nicht verstehe 😂
The Prusa Printables UI for ordering files you upload is one of the most user-unfriendly interfaces I've seen in quite a while. For example, it allows you to multi-select and multi-drag, but then only actually moves one of the selected files. You can't upload into a folder; you have to upload and then manually drag files into the folder one by one. The instructions in the UI for getting files into the folder are ambiguous and misleading, and the drag target is ambiguous and small. I…
I was surprised to see when Airpods are connected to Oneplus phone, they show Airpods logo in system UI (volume slider in quick settings for ex) just like Apple.
Also, Librepods works beautifully on Nord CE phone. It’s a few years old but still got Android 16.
It’s the little things man :)
#diary
📦 upsert() keeps a single instance alive for singleton UI like toasts, loading overlays or progress bars — instead of stacking a new one, it updates the active instance with fresh data, no duplicates
⚙️ Mutation Flow: useMutationFlow from react-call/mutation-flow wires a callable straight to async backend actions, managing pending state and keeping the dialog open with a spinner until the promise resolves — so users can retry without losing their place, with end-to-end typed payloads…
A demo of using my custom AI harness builder to build a DMARC reporting tool cos I couldn't find a good one.
Also show a new UI I made for the harness and some other bits
Little AI harness builder becoming actually useful and fun to use, probably release it soonish
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-ng43GNcFs
Ui, mal wieder eine 13er Zeit :-)
#speedcubing
Have just started using Ente for secure, privacy focused photo back up and organisation.
So far I am actually pretty impressed. It's lightning fast and very easy to navigate - and I have tens of thousands of photos that it's definitely helping me to organise and search through easily. And share with non-Ente users too.
It's miles better than Flickr as a UI experience.
This is a test period before I decide if I migrate rest of family too.
However, I was under the impression the company was German/Dutch but it unfortunately appears to be US incorporated - even though the servers are supposed to be in NL, F and DE. It just makes me very suspicious that at some point the company will be sold off and the creeping enshittification will start again.
It is very frustrating. I could but am not very keen to self host. I have far too many other things going on in my life for that. But it does look like immich or memories for nextcloud is the only other good option. And this probably epitomises why most people just stick with (mostly US) big tech. It is so much easier and less effort than working out what the alternatives are.
We are exploring some ambitious ideas around reducing external dependencies and relying more on our own libraries across MISP and related tooling. Over the past year, we have been working on a replacement network graph library for the new MISP interface and things are getting really interesting. Pivotick is already used in around ten open-source tools, including CTI Transmute, AIL Project, and Rulezet. It has also recently been integrated into the new MISP UI, OverMind. The library is, of co…
An upgrade to One UI 8.5 for me this morning. Before it sucked the life out of the phone faster than a vampire sucking blood out of a person. Normally it would go down about 10% an hour. Right now it is not dropping as fast, but I will see how it goes... Here is hoping they fixed it!
I am addicted to rewriting these UIs in SwiftUI.
Next victim, the AnimationStateMachine.
The main driver was just killing the select/add/connect modal system, that feels like using VI on a UI - but while I was working on it, decided to tune up a little the UI.
When you tap on a wire, you get a popup to configure the transition, which you have to preselect in the original:
The original Godot, my version.
Like the Claude app it imitates, the new ChatGPT "Super App", which merges Codex with ChatGPT, is a tangle of toggles and strange UI decisions (M.G. Siegler/Spyglass)
https://spyglass.org/chatgpt-gets-to-work/
⭐ Starred a repository
sandraschi/windows-computer-use-mcp
Windows Computer Use for AI Agents. Both a tool (22 MCP tools for click, type, screenshot, OCR, UI inspection) and an agent (autonomous mission engine, macro recorder, intent-based discovery, event watchers). Built with opencode (DeepSeek V4). Ships as MCP server, web UI, and Tauri desktop app.
github.co…
I don't like the new android UI
Honestly if it was for me I would go back to honeycomb times.
I‘ve had a free dropbox account since the early days when they were the first to offer cloud storage. But its UI has constantly gotten worse and uglier. On a Mac it also has the downside of not being able to search in files anymore. I need to copy a folder to the desktop so MacOS can search pdfs inside 🤯
Changed to the Swiss #pcloud (a paid plan even because if you
linger on their shop …
Incredible day-2 opener by @… at #btconf, who condensed >25 years of building music software into his in-browser openDAW – a case for openness … and persistence. Including a 🤘 live performance by @…
Followerpower: I'm looking for a good static HTML gallery generator. Feature requirements: should have reasonable usability/UI, provide download option of original / full size image, possibility to sort images into monthly subsections or work from an existing folder structure, should not be a node package with a gazillion dependencies where one of them isn't installable due to some uninterpretable C error.
(I used thumbsup before which fits all except the last...)
Reviewed some vibe coded UI today, because things were a bit off. Well, the things that were not off were 50% of the time off and the other half looked ok by accident. Hell yeah, this vibe codes stuff is utter nonsensical and a lot of work to fix. Why is this popular? How do I tell my colleague? #vibecoding
Another thing I love about #GitHub is how applying review comments adds random CRs to a LF-only file. Thank you, #Microsoft, that definitely makes sense.
https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-smithy/pull/2568/changes/d4ac9d147ffd3e8fee38c448afba89faf1e919ff
https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-smithy/pull/2568/changes/7a31c84099422b9d4bbaee9686025df00c4bac94
(Yes, of course they don't show on UI.)
#MeshCore in theory has sensor support, but I didn't have any luck getting my BME280 recognized, so I used a Raspberry Pi instead! It can still respond on the mesh network too.
Next up: installing HomeAssistant to see if it can send environmental data to be logged / stored in a pretty UI.
This #NokiaN9 was hands-down the best phone I've ever ever had. It was also my first #LinuxPhone. It's so nice and compact, screen and camera were great for the time. The UI was coherent.
Neues Konzept in der Kölner DB Lounge: Versteckdosen
Ich musste erstmal unter dem Sitz rumfuchteln und mich dann überbeugen, um mein Netzteil einzustecken. xD
Die Steckdosen sind um 90° gedreht, on that note.
In Mannheim (Lieblingslounge) sind die Dosen direkt sichtbar.
Das erinnert mich an das "moderne" UI-Versteckspiel, wo Dinge nur noch bei Hover erscheinen und nur schwer zu finden sind.
does anyone know a good app for personal todo list apps on desktop? web apps are acceptable as long as they only store data locally.
it doesn't have to be very fancy, and it should have a low barrier to entry. if it's a desktop app it should have a flatpak available. preferably no gnome-y ui, and obviously nothing proprietary.
Having protocol decodes overlaid on your FPGA ILA traces is an absolute game changer, I'm never going back to the Vivado ILA lol.
I need to do a bit more polishing of the UI and improve some workflows and probably add a JTAG and Ethernet transport and some other things like adding proper trigger comparators instead of hard coding external trigger only.
But using ngscopeclient for FPGA debug for just a couple of days is already making me wonder what took me so long to do this…
A demo for vibeOS, an all AI operating system. Nothing here is programmed. If you need an app, it generates the UI and all interactions on the fly.
I'm glad I'm not a programmer anymore.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3pV6FHvcgM
I'd been thinking of ditching #Openvibe and so this change is a good push to act. I do get their reason for the change, but it's unlikely I'll pay for an app with some frustrating UI issues with basic operations, and temperamental posting behavior.
👋
from my link log —
A deep dive into Single Pair Ethernet.
https://electricui.com/blog/spe-sensor-node
saved 2023-09-01 https://dotat…
Hadn't noticed this before in #github's UI. I wonder if this is automatic or something the repo owner have to enable:
"Das Et-Zeichen im Kontext visueller Gestaltung und heutiger Markenkommunikation"
https://www.designtagebuch.de/das-et-zeichen-im-kontext-visueller-gestaltung-und-heutiger-markenkommunikation/
"Viell…
Ui, da rotieren die Hyperscaler bestimmt gerade ... https://www.golem.de/news/cloudsysteme-gefaehrdet-16-jahre-alte-kvm-luecke-ermoeglicht-vm-ausbruch-unter-linux-2607-210581.html
Libreoffice started the enshittification that I already saw in KDE by mutilating menus that have been there for decades. This seems to be the new thing in OSS development. I can't really advance things, so I just change UI stuff because I can do it. Maintainers shouldn't accept that enshittification.
So what I got from the Keynote State of the Union are:
* Child abu- protections!
* Slop!
* Use our bad UI library!
* (We also fixed a couple of things)
#WWDC
Ok, Im using a form from the finance department and frankly I expected better Excel-fu from the accountants. This made me physically recoil from the computer (yes, its supposed to be a checkbox).
And no, "unchecked" or "<blank>" isn't a value in the dropdown, but you have to delete the/any value in the field for it to be "unchecked".
Testing out the new light mode toolbar artwork for ngscopeclient.
The application as a whole is definitely not practical to use in light mode yet. While it's theoretically possible and there's selectors in the preferences dialog to configure all of the non-contrasty colors, you would need to update 50 separate preferences to re-theme everything from the color of X axis tickmarks to the cursors in the plot.
Down the road, most likely for v0.3, the plan is to simplify this …
📝 Everything as Code and from the UI: workflows are defined in simple #YAML in a built-in code editor, with Git version control so changes made via UI, API, #Terraform or CI/CD stay declaratively managed in code
As long as Mastodon does UI stuff like this it won't be going broad appeal or mainstream.
(This specific message happens when you "bump" a post, i.e. remove existing boost and then immediately boost again, and you do it "too fast").
1. It should be called "reboost" in the message because the feature is called "boosting".
2. No one cares about the HTTP status code, it's just confusing to people who aren't devleopers.
3. The message shouldn't happen at all, i.e. the boost button must remain grayed out or unavailable while the post is considered boosted already (for example there could be a little indeterminate progress spinner to acknowledge you unboosted but while its not really unboosted).
4. The message should probably be shown where the error happens, if you have a big monitor you might miss it because it's n the screen corner.
5. The message should probably not just go away by itself before you had a chance to read it.
6. If you absolutely have to have errors like this (could be because user is on a stale page that shows the post as not boosted when it actually is), make the message more helpful (for example suggest to reload the page to see the latest).
7. Reboosting existing boosts is a relatively common usage pattern—possibly make it a feature and give the user extra information (like idk a warning about "You already reboosted this twice in the last week, are you sure you want to pester your followers again?")
This is of course only a small detail, but these UX issues quickly add up.
Seattle-based CopilotKit, whose popular AG-UI protocol lets developers deploy app-native AI agents, raised a $27M Series A led by Glilot, NFX, and SignalFire (Ram Iyer/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/05/copilotkit-raises-27m-to-hel…
On the <dl>
It’s used to represent a list of name–value pairs. This is a common UI pattern that, at the same time, is incredibly versatile. For instance, you’ve probably seen these layouts out in the wild…
🌐 https://benmyers.dev/blog/on-the-dl/
@…
The UI tweak that you asked for ten years ago was made two years ago, in pkg 1.21.99.2:
<https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/commit/
I had an AI criticize my UI and it said “it’s giving win32” - we have reached AGI.
is there a way on wikipedia to reset all of my account settings to the defaults?
i have a mess of display preferences that don’t work properly and i’m pretty sure there are some old settings in my account that the current ui doesn’t expose
at least, anything i do to change the font size has no effect
#TIL: SciFree Journal Search Tool: https://scifree.se/jst
via University of Iowa Libraries:
🎯 Rebind ctrl-r and up to a full-screen search UI.
Switch filter modes on the fly: search just the current session, the current directory, or globally across everything you've ever typed. Enter runs the command, tab drops it back to edit.
Our second Mac beta is packed with small improvements. I wrote up the details on our UI changes:
We did bring a new feature. We licensed a third party asset placer to help you build worlds and ported it to SwiftUI:
https://blog.xogot.com/xogot-on-mac-beta-2-is-here/…
Making progress on the FPGA debug platform.
The 8b10b ILA is at minimum-functional status now although I still need to add more configuration for triggers. But it does *work* (currently it triggers on any character other than a K28.5 in the low byte lane) and you can adjust trigger position etc.
The VIO is pretty much done, I might tweak the ngscopeclient side UI a bit but I see no reason for fundamental changes elsewhere in the stack.
The regular ILA core was a pretty stra…
🆕 v2.5 adds task cancellation from the UI, user-input delivery on permission prompts, persistent session resume across Bridge restarts & follow-up files for all providers. Licensed under Elastic License 2.0
🌐 https://github.com/ctrlnode-ai/ctrlnode