K. Langoso 🇧🇷🔴🐷🇳🇬🏡😷

@mwichary Firefox’s slide to install was my favorite. Until I saw Slack’s smile. 😍

@paulmison @mwichary Because Spotify’s Europe is to the west of Apple’s USA. 😁

@jamesthomson@mastodon.social some designs shouldn’t be retired. OTOH, there are third party bands.

@sixcolors@zeppelin.flights This needs to be in Gran Turismo.

@sixcolors I’m so glad that a) I keep old versions and installers around; b) I don’t really *need* Photoshop anymore.

@ashkendo@mastodon.social @gedeonm@mastodon.social I was going to write “he blanked out”, but yours is better! 😆

@fahrni@curmudgeon.cafe Great example of “done” software!

@me@mastodon.peterjanes.ca @gedeonm@mastodon.social @SimonCHulse@mastodon.nz While this guy *may* be the creator of the OP video, those are not the same. The Instagram one shows a shadowed moon at the bottom, while the YouTube one crops the bottom. And Moon’s orientation seems to be different, showing different craters a the bottom left. Can’t say for sure because I’m on a phone and can’t compare them side by side.

@Andy555@mastodon.social @gedeonm@mastodon.social yeah. It’s being shared *a lot*.

@Gte the iMac was absurdly cute. This thing shouted “THE FUTURE HAS ARRIVED”.

@Iconfactory@iconfactory.world @tuomosuominen@mastodon.world

I like in-app browsers for sites I trust to be safe to browse/cache/share some personal info and for which I don’t need browser extensions.

Those are, not coincidentally, the sites I visit regularly.

I’m a avid NetNewsWire user, and I use its in app-browser in iOS/ iPadOS. But not on Mac, even though it’s available. I’ll use external browsers to read those sites for which I need extensions, need to manage/purge the cache or otherwise I don’t trust to open in an in-app browser, which are too limited for my (admittedly paranoid) preferences.

So, it would definitely be a nice-to-have feature, definitely not a dealbreaker.