Design, development, discourse. He/him.
Here to learn and share what I've learned, but -- knowing me -- probably man(1)-splaining. Please tell me when that's the case.
Our apologies, there were HTTPS errors for quite a while there due to an expired certificate. This has now been resolved.
While the https:// support is new, we will always keep the non-secure http://www.unna.org/ URLs for direct access from Newtons and retro hardware. It's always a good backup in case of HTTPS issues too.
_Finally_ upgraded my 12.9in #Apple #iPadPro (4th gen) to #iPadOS 26.x a couple days ago.
Glad I waited! I'm not seeing any of the major UI bugs reported in the early days, at least in the apps I use. I am using #WindowedApps and the #MenuBar implementaton is _very_ odd, but it's better than not having it (for me.) I do like the pointer being arrow-shaped, since I mostly use the trackpad and/or controller these days.
I certainly suggest Settings > Display & Brightness > Liquid Glass = Tinted.
Something very #SesameStreet meets #AppleCommercial, but still 100% #SpikeJonze about this:
It's really lovely. Just the kind of thing I feel like I needed right now.
This is a good initial response to my new video where I show "FireJam", my new C application that makes old compact macs a synth, including its in-house Sound Driver and also external MIDI hooks, both IN and OUT.
Keep the suggestions for improvements coming, I got..... (1/2)
https://youtu.be/gliJVwzRifA
An interesting article¹ by Spencer Mortensen on obfuscating email addresses on web-pages, detailing how well each technique has worked.
While all the more advanced techniques had much higher blocking-success, I dislike how they rely on CSS or JavaScript which breaks in most of the simple text-mode browsers. For inline-text email addresses, the comment method
me@examp<!-- comment -->le.com
seemed to hit the sweet-spot of working in all browsers, yet effectively eliminating 98% of spamming attempts.
However, that doesn't appear to work in a mailto: link,
<a href="me@examp<!-- comment -->le.com">Contact me</a>
so it might make more sense to use the Entities method in that case:
<a href="mailto:me@example.com">Contact me</a>
Visited @likesoldmacs today and got a chance to see his vast collection of retro Apple tech. Also the first time I've seen #Globaltalk up close.
I wouldn't be surprised if people are still using these machines—and even developing for them—fifty years from now. Maybe even further into the future than that.
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