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Great illustration found on Instagram this morning.
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I’ll be honest, I was never a supporter of Flash taking over entire web pages, or sites. I felt it as a coup against the open HTML/CSS web. Having learned most of what I know by looking at other people’s source code, I considered Flash as yet another black box.
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Over the course of this Summer, Jason Snell at Six Colors announced his project to “[…] construct a list of the 20 most notable Macs in history.”
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I was thrilled to hear that Apple was going to ship a smaller form factor this year, as my favourite design of all times was the iPhone 4 (and 5 after that).
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Apple presented a great movie clip on the greatness of the people behind the Mac.
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Apple launched its Apple One service bundle on October 30th, which brings together apps like Apple Music, Apple TV Plus, Apple Arcade and some extra iCloud storage.
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Apple has finally acknowledged tha Airpods Pro issues I described earlier this year and has launched a AirPods Pro Service Program for Sound Issues.
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I don’t know about you, but I am starting to feel subscription fatigue. There’s a limit to how many I can add to my credit card.
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Name Mangler by Many Tricks is a life saver when you have batches of files to organise and rename, and it’s super fast (and revertible). These actions could all be performed on the command line or via a shell script, but it’s so much faster to launch Name Mangler and get on with whatever you are trying to achieve.
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Last year, Vivienne approached me with the project of adapting a collection of Protein Spotlight articles into comic strips, both in English and French versions. The Geneva-based cartoonist aloys lolo was to create them on a monthly basis and eventually publish a book as well as set of posters. Could these comics be easily adapted into Protein Spotlight’s existing website?
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I was at the Apple Store this morning exchanging my right AirPod Pro suffering from the same symptoms than the left one early March.
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We chose her name on a pebble beach at Hermance in June 2007. We were on a family outing selecting pebbles to decorate the tiles of our bathroom. The children were 6 and 8, the original iPhone was about to be launched in the US, and I my digital camera was an 8MP Ricoh GRD (I was probably still shooting film).
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Rachel shared a couple of guidelines she picked up last week that I find helpful in terms of decision-making, and explaning, around COVID-19 safety when interacting with other people. Having to make decisions without good data about the risk leads to all sorts of behaviours.
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Back from a few days off sailing and sleeping on our boat around Nyon, Allamand, Thonon-les-Bains and back.
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While trying to optimise my SCSS code, I realised that it wasn’t possible to use @extend in a media query.
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I’ve been commuting back and forth to my office for over a month now, occasionally eating in restaurants and generally going on with my life as before. Or am I?
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If you are using Safari’s Responsive Design Mode to test a site using Cloudflare, you might run into 1010 errors and see your access denied to the website (even if it’s your own).
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Among the major features of iOS 14 announced last Monday at WWDC, were App Library and Widgets, both of which impact how your SpringBoard (or Home screen) is organised and how you access apps.
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I found this year’s WWDC 2020 quite overwhelming in terms of what has been announced.
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After weeks of uncertainty, followed by the announcement that the June exams were cancelled, her Collège Director decided to organise a graduation ceremony on Monday, June 22nd to close the 4 years leading up to the Maturité fédérale, the Swiss public high school’s diploma giving students access to the universities and polytechnic schools, in Switzerland and abroad.