Karbon Based

Wade Tregaskis: 28% fewer pixels for 34% fewer dollars—so technically better value, if you don’t really care about screen real-estate.

Runner statue from the Marathon Collector’s Edition at Glass ↗ There are no video games in history I’ve sunk more playtime into than Destiny and Destiny 2.

Back in March of 2010, if you had asked me how long Karbon would be around, I would have told you, “I have budget for a year.”

Jesper, at take: My hope is that there are Mac lovers within Apple who bite their tongue at every silly icon redesign, title bar-shrinking design reorganization, misty shower window—re-skin—love letter that they are forced to enact instead of taking what…

John Gruber, in his Daring Fireball post responding to an article of the same name by Kyle Chayka at The New Yorker: Saving a whole pile of notes to yourself as text files on your desktop, with no organization into sub-folders, isn’t wrong.

Norbert Heger describes the absolute embarrassment that is the struggle of resizing windows on macOS Tahoe: A lot has already been said about the absurdly large corner radius of windows on macOS Tahoe.

Jason Snell, in his Six Colors post, “Apple design’s luxury bubble”: In the wake of Steve Jobs’s death, Apple elevated Jony Ive to a position of total design authority as a way of signaling to the wider world that the company was going to be okay after lo…

Louie Mantia, in his post reacting to the upcoming departure of Alan Dye: There’s no doubt Jony has good taste, by the way.

I’ve been using Apple’s bundled music player app since I purchased my first iBook in 2003, back when it was called iTunes and only had a few features.

9to5mac: Personas launched in beta when the Vision Pro first debuted, and it was easily one of the most criticized features.

Sigma BF — “An uncompromising new vision for the digital camera. […] The BF balances performance with simplicity and returns the focus to what matters most: your photographs.”

Flow — Beautifully animated and quite moving, Flow was wonderful.

There’s no other way to say it.

Dot — “The AI that grows with you.”

Midnight — A remarkably well-designed alarms app for iOS.

Ivory by Tapbots — The seminal third-party Twitter app, transformed and improved, ready to be your mobile client of choice as you migrate to the better place, Mastodon. macOS version coming soon, too!

akinterest — Joshua Blankenship compiles another chapter of his visual inspiration board.

Ollie turned six last week.

I’m an anxious person.

Time is a luxury.