Waiting room for someone playing doom on it.
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#212Separate of the product itself...I have to compliment whoever designed the landing page! I'm not a UX/UI/page design expert, but here is what i experience: * the page loads quick - without overlays, distractions, etc. the page gets to the point, and fast * immediately i see a description of what the product is...this might sound funny, but tons of product sites lack this most basic thing! * In addition, the very brie…
Echoing this, loved the product feature callout diagram. Immediately 'view source' to figure out how it was done.
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#214Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hi, Pavel Zhovner here, Flipper Devices CEO. Yes it's our product, but it's not ready for announcement yet, so we keep it secret. Right now, we are working on implementing Matter smart home protocol and will slightly change the product concept.
Put a CO2 + temp/humidity sensor in there and it's a no-brainer. The sensors could be nice to hack on too.
hell yes!
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#215> Use of the terms “Pomodoro®” must be explicitly authorized by us. [1]
1: https://www.pomodorotechnique.com/pomodoro-trademark-guideli...
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#216> Use of the terms “Pomodoro®” must be explicitly authorized by us. [1] 1: https://www.pomodorotechnique.com/pomodoro-trademark-guideli...
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#217> Use of the terms “Pomodoro®” must be explicitly authorized by us. [1] 1: https://www.pomodorotechnique.com/pomodoro-trademark-guideli...
That battle has been lost. I've header about pomodoros for years and not once about a shitty copyright holder. It's generic now, thank you.
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#218Clicking on this page tries to XSS to a domain hosted in Russia (looks like an object storage backend) which is blocked by NoScript.
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#219> Use of the terms “Pomodoro®” must be explicitly authorized by us. [1] 1: https://www.pomodorotechnique.com/pomodoro-trademark-guideli...
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#220This reminds me of my first job in London looking after the network of a recruitment agency. The consultants got headsets for the first time and one got so annoyed about being interrupted when on a call - because you couldn't tell when people were wearing headsets the whole time - that she taped a big bit of card to the top of her headset saying "ON A CALL" that she could flip up and down depending on whether she was…
I can remember people using various USB "busy lights" since way back in the Skype for Business days. And one of our super old offices has an 80s style wired green/yellow/red light indicator outside of the door, that presumably used to connect to a switch on the desk.
> And one of our super old offices has an 80s style wired green/yellow/red light indicator outside of the door, that presumably used to connect to a switch on the desk.
These light trees used to be (and probably still are in some places) used for the purpose of incident management when in operations centers like NOCs or similar. It is tied to internal status and incident management systems.