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FauxAurich @ejacqui @segphault @drpizza Dammit, it was my turn to buy the blow-up pool, wasn't it?
ejacqui It's true. Given the chance and a blow-up pool full of lube, I would be laying down some Cheng-sanity on @segphault and @drpizza.
Added IEBlog to my feed reader. That's something I never would have imagined doing a few years ago. Props to MS for finally grokking the web
I signed up for a Spark Tablet preorder so I can review it for Ars and maybe do some Qt app hacking. Looks like an interesting project.
I kind of want to review the new WindowMaker and party like it's 2005: tech.slashdot.org/story/12/02/16… Anybody using it yet?
blankbaby Can't wait until Apple includes Siri in OS X so I can start not using it on my Mac!
@ConstantineXVI it doesn't really seem to have a coherent aesthetic yet. The UI design feels like it's still kind of at an early stage.
Really fascinated by Mozilla's B2G project: arstechnica.com/business/news/… Thanks to @BrendanEich for answering my questions yesterday!
natfriedman In response to developer demand, Xamarin has provided an API for uploading your user's entire addressbook to your server unencrypted.
@BrendanEich wow, lots more here than last time I checked. :-) Is the FF nightly the best environment for testing this web UI?
@BrendanEich is B2G that far along? Last time I looked at the Gaia UI stuff, it was mostly mockups and placeholder code.
@BrendanEich fair point, but I suspect webOS code will be published in entirety sooner than B2G will be developed into a mature platform
@webosinternals I dunno how I missed that. :-) I added it to the article.
hpnews Analysis of webOS open source governance model from @ArsTechnica bit.ly/wd4cTG by @segphault #hp
I'm really happy to see HP adopting a community-friendly governance model for Open webOS: arstechnica.com/business/news/… Fantastic!
Clear also suffers from gesture overload. Dragging down either moves up a level or creates new item depending on how far. That's clumsy.
Gestures are only helpful if consistent. Close pinch in Clear moves up a level, but open pinch doesn't move down a level. Not predictable.
Playing around with Clear: macstories.net/reviews/clear Interesting concept, but not particularly intuitive imo.
aurich What do you know, treating drug problems as a medical/health matter instead of a criminal one works. forbes.com/sites/erikkain… #shock #notshocked
I don't always allude to 19th century theosophical texts in my headlines, but when I do… arstechnica.com/business/news/… HP meets H.P. Blavatsky : -)
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