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I couldn’t use Heliboard because of the forced toolbar of all things. FlorisBoard lets me open and close the toolbar by holding the spacebar and because I don’t need word suggestions and stuff I swapped back to FlorisBoard. Heliboard seemed great, but I just couldn’t get it how I wanted it, so I am extra glad this update has finally arrived!

You are supposed to hear lossless audio.

US arming terrorist states is nothing new.

They can’t be making much off this surely, how long would the ad have to be for it to even be worthwhile showing?

Paycheck justification.

UX has seemingly disappeared across the web unfortunately. Sites just change things for the sake of it.

Most people replace their phones before it becomes an issue. Phones are often used for small amounts of time as people pick them up to reply to a message, browse the web for a bit or watch a video. Monitors are on for long durations and have more stationary UI elements, so they will suffer from burn-in much sooner.

You gonna fight for it?

Buy someone a gift.

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The Pixel is one of the most distinct looking phones anyway, kind of hard to hide it. The text on the case is disgusting though.

I’m not a fan of modern web design at all and by extension of this design, but the idea is a good thing for practice!

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“Works fine for me”

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League just doesn’t have that many ‘traditional’ cheaters and the game lends itself to server-side AC way more than most. The cheaters in League are more often win-traders at high elos and smurfs in low elos. Also lots of feeding and trolling. So I have no idea why they are adding Vanguard, a good reason to stop playing the game though.

Oh I am. Blaming the end users still buying buggy shit too.

QA today seems to just be releasing software in whatever state and maybe fixing it later.

That’s not the point is it. Obviously I can hack the shit out it and install stuff to get it close to how I want, but the point is that is what its like default. That’s like saying I can’t complain about web UX because I can just edit the HTML/CSS!

You can’t compare adding extra clicks to do a function that has been available in an OS for decades to a company releasing an entire new product with a new OS.

We don’t want things tucked away, my very non-techy savvy parents call me all the time for help and it’s no wonder because UI just gets less and less intuitive every year, with more things buried into context menus.

It’s literally changing things for the sake of it, to make things subjectively “pretty”, adding as much padding as possible and shiny effects.