New blog post.

Very nostalgic and chaotic.

I'm trying to recall what life was like before we were constantly connected, because I don't want to forget the details and pass them on to the next generation.

https://interfacecraft.online/blog/2026/life-before-smartphones-late-90s-early-2000s/

#retro #retrocomputing #2000s #90s

I upgraded my workspace a little. I used an old iPad and an iPhone 5 for decoration, haha!

#appledisplay #ipod #office #work #alfredHitchcock

Holy moly! Smoothly rounded, aliased corner radius for FreeBSD? Squircles?!

Yes, it's possible now! Wow! This is exactly what I've always wanted. The next step is to build my own window manager for my beloved #Freebsd

With perfect fonts rendering and more!

Stay tuned!

Google posted in blog:
"By transforming static designs into interactive prototypes instantly, Stitch allows you to experience the user journey immediately…"

Then there's this huge play button that looks like it would play the promo video, but it doesn't work!

It's just a static image, not a video. Nice one, Google. Now, iterate on that post.

#google #ai #Stitch

I'm not sure I like the way #macOS 26 shows the seek bar behind the glass.

When the slider reaches the end, the x position dramatically increases. Will the volume increase dramatically, too? It's so confusing.

This is not my video, but it's so good.

100% generated in Cinema Studio in https://higgsfield.ai/

#ai #video #higgsfield

On Reddit, it seems like there are two types of subreddits: community and dropbox. In a community-type subreddit, people actively upvote, comment, and discuss. In a dropbox subreddit, nobody cares what you shared because everyone comes here to share their own content. So there are no upvotes or comments, even if the subreddit has hundreds of thousands of people.

For example: /freebsd is a community,
But /indieGaming is a drop box (unfortunately)

#reddit #indiegames #freebsd