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It's also allowed. This is my first exposure to it, despite being a regular. Looks like a cool app.
"If I haven't seen it, it's new to me!" feels apropos... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4nTu0ldFvQ
Will love to buy this once I get my Mac. Looks great, and also love the perpetual license for $9.99 rather than the host of subscription services, i'll probably end up buying it just to support good practices.
That's cool … but we're calling buying an app licensing it now? That word is a red flag for me — wondering what dark pattern is awaiting, finding myself digging for the fine print…
Regardless, when you buy it, it's yours forever - no activation, no DRM, no subscription, no fine print.
(Monodraw developer here).
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Would this tell the screen reader to just ignore it? Then you'd lose all accessibility for its content.
I believe role=“img” tells it to behave like one, causing the descriptive text to be read out in its place.
Will love to buy this once I get my Mac. Looks great, and also love the perpetual license for $9.99 rather than the host of subscription services, i'll probably end up buying it just to support good practices.
That's cool … but we're calling buying an app licensing it now? That word is a red flag for me — wondering what dark pattern is awaiting, finding myself digging for the fine print…
In the US, the First-Sale Doctrine won't apply to software (unlike tangible books and records) so you probably do not have the right to sell your copy of this software to another person.
Since that's not true ownership, I think it can only be described as a license.
But I'll agree that all sorts of shenanigans can, and often do, hide under that generic term. However, "buy" could suggest many substantial rights that are not on offer (most importantly distribution), so it's a bit of a quandary.
The phrase "Buy Now - $9.99, yours forever" might thread the needle. The sale page would still need to include all the legal terms, of course. I think "license" is a necessary word there.
Some relevant browser based ascii-drawing tools. https://app.monosketch.io/ https://web.archive.org/web/20210503172024/https://fatiherik... https://textik.com/# https://asciiflow.com/#/ https://fsymbols.com/draw/
Don’t forget emacs. It has artist-mode.
Some relevant browser based ascii-drawing tools. https://app.monosketch.io/ https://web.archive.org/web/20210503172024/https://fatiherik... https://textik.com/# https://asciiflow.com/#/ https://fsymbols.com/draw/
Don’t forget emacs. It has artist-mode.
[1]: https://apps.apple.com/app/nonoverse-nonogram-puzzles/id6748...
I’m trying to figure out a way to organize thoughts with charts in a way that provides useful context to an LLM and also that an LLM could theoretically generate.
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ok.. web app? (not a programmer, so no idea if a web app is any different from a development standpoint)
Targeting Windows/Linux/web still means I cannot re-use the sources. But targeting web might be faster in terms of development time, although I don't have deep expertise on non-Apple platforms, so I cannot say for sure.
Some relevant browser based ascii-drawing tools. https://app.monosketch.io/ https://web.archive.org/web/20210503172024/https://fatiherik... https://textik.com/# https://asciiflow.com/#/ https://fsymbols.com/draw/