I’ve been working on this for a while, but let’s make it official: I started a little Tumblr-like microblog about software craft and quality!
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@mwichary lmao ⌘⇧6
@secretasianman Make no little plans, I suppose.
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An appreciation of one tool that does screenshotting in a really interesting way, plus the history of how ⌘⇧3 and ⌘⇧4 ended up where they are.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/how-to-shoot-a-screen-using-a-board-of-keys/
@mwichary Oh shit you can screenshot the touch bar lol
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@mwichary Oh shit you can screenshot the touch bar lol
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An appreciation of one tool that does screenshotting in a really interesting way, plus the history of how ⌘⇧3 and ⌘⇧4 ended up where they are.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/how-to-shoot-a-screen-using-a-board-of-keys/
@mwichary
There used to be an icon depicting a camera with huge viewfinder that showed for grabbing window only screenshots (⌘⇧3 space) that was supposed to be a relic from NeXTSTEP. They discontinued it around 2018 I guess. -
An appreciation of one tool that does screenshotting in a really interesting way, plus the history of how ⌘⇧3 and ⌘⇧4 ended up where they are.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/how-to-shoot-a-screen-using-a-board-of-keys/
@mwichary OMG: Hungarian alphabet: ABC…XZY (from the alphabetic keys, only the Z and Y are swapped)
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@mwichary OMG: Hungarian alphabet: ABC…XZY (from the alphabetic keys, only the Z and Y are swapped)
@doekman @mwichary That is also the case with German layouts and perhaps a few others.
And then you'll have the French AZERTY layout that even moved the M from the bottom row to the right of L!
Hungarian QWERTZ is kind of annoying, I guess we inherited the base layout from being part of the Habsburg Austria-Hungary and all, but we have a bunch of letters (ty, gy, sz, zs) that feel ever so slightly more fun to roll out on a QWERTY layout. It is also absolutely garbage for programming.
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@mwichary lmao ⌘⇧6
@secretasianman @mwichary I can't find it. I lived through this but don't remember by now. What was it?
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An appreciation of one tool that does screenshotting in a really interesting way, plus the history of how ⌘⇧3 and ⌘⇧4 ended up where they are.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/how-to-shoot-a-screen-using-a-board-of-keys/
@mwichary Such a bad UX. Why can't it just be PrintScreen and go to a file and the clipboard at the same time? #macos #baduxdesign
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@mwichary Such a bad UX. Why can't it just be PrintScreen and go to a file and the clipboard at the same time? #macos #baduxdesign
@OndrejZizka Oh, file and clipboard is a really interesting idea! I never thought of that.
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@mwichary
There used to be an icon depicting a camera with huge viewfinder that showed for grabbing window only screenshots (⌘⇧3 space) that was supposed to be a relic from NeXTSTEP. They discontinued it around 2018 I guess.@Klassika Classic!
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An appreciation of one tool that does screenshotting in a really interesting way, plus the history of how ⌘⇧3 and ⌘⇧4 ended up where they are.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/how-to-shoot-a-screen-using-a-board-of-keys/
I learned about this cool exhibit at ACMI in Melbourne today, and immediately had to write about it.
It simulates working at a help line for a videogame company in 1993, complete with fictitious games, and a physical 300-page binder of various documents. Amazing.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/this-sounds-completely-impractical-and-we-love-it/
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I learned about this cool exhibit at ACMI in Melbourne today, and immediately had to write about it.
It simulates working at a help line for a videogame company in 1993, complete with fictitious games, and a physical 300-page binder of various documents. Amazing.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/this-sounds-completely-impractical-and-we-love-it/
@mwichary I love ACMI so much (I was there about a year ago).
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@mwichary I love ACMI so much (I was there about a year ago).
@debcha It’s the best. So inspiring.
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I learned about this cool exhibit at ACMI in Melbourne today, and immediately had to write about it.
It simulates working at a help line for a videogame company in 1993, complete with fictitious games, and a physical 300-page binder of various documents. Amazing.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/this-sounds-completely-impractical-and-we-love-it/
@mwichary On my list for my next trip across the Tasman
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@debcha It’s the best. So inspiring.
@mwichary BTW, this might already be on your radar, but in case it isn’t: https://animationobsessive.substack.com/p/how-the-little-guy-moved
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@mwichary BTW, this might already be on your radar, but in case it isn’t: https://animationobsessive.substack.com/p/how-the-little-guy-moved
@debcha Ha, literally 15 minutes ago I was holding Mechner’s both Karateka and Prince of Persia diaries in my hand.
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@debcha Ha, literally 15 minutes ago I was holding Mechner’s both Karateka and Prince of Persia diaries in my hand.
@debcha This post is great. Will definitely include. Thanks!!!
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I learned about this cool exhibit at ACMI in Melbourne today, and immediately had to write about it.
It simulates working at a help line for a videogame company in 1993, complete with fictitious games, and a physical 300-page binder of various documents. Amazing.
https://unsung.aresluna.org/this-sounds-completely-impractical-and-we-love-it/
@mwichary it's so well done! I might actually play it with my support team
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@mwichary it's so well done! I might actually play it with my support team
@relsqui Please share your thoughts!
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@relsqui Please share your thoughts!
@mwichary I've only played the online version -- not expecting an opportunity to get to Australia any time soon -- but I found it really clever and just infuriating enough. mechanically it's kinda like keep talking and no one explodes, but without the time pressure. and solo. and with dialogue.
