Good presentation by @mboelen about SystemD (System fivehundred)

#nluug #nluug25nj #systemd

Meta picture from the Orangecon Cyber Security conference In Amsterdam.

It’s the Keynote speaker Marco Balduzzi, 2 of the organising staff and some of the crowd.

#orangecon #cybersecurity #securityconference

@cR0w I find Android usually is way more inconsistent UI wise, but i do agree that Apple does a piss poor job of showing you how it’s features work.

What is good are the Tips program (from Apple), it can teach you everything you need to know to use the OS. (Something I haven’t ever found for Android).

Also, the intuitive interface comes mostly through “not thinking but doing”…. Such as when you long press on a contact in your contact list and “copy”, tha. Go to your mail and “paste”, it will be pasted as a vCard and attached to the email. (I know Android has a feature to transmit vCards too, that isn’t the point).

As for the lack of buttons…. This is a mixed bag. Buttons do give a more satisfying feel of control… how ever apples philosophy requires app makers to make better appps that better respond to the user.

If nothing else. Check out the tips…. They are a must read imho (even for seasoned users of the platform).

And good luck, learning something new is always slightly frustrating becouse it’s diffrent. (Not good, not bad…. Just different).