

Nah, it has AI artifacting all over it. The UI designers would have had to be deliberate about it, this is just Microsoft eating their own dog food.
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Nah, it has AI artifacting all over it. The UI designers would have had to be deliberate about it, this is just Microsoft eating their own dog food.
Yeah, that’s called having a life, you should get one.
Microsoft hasn’t said anything one way or another, but AI generated icons are pretty easy to spot by their artifacts. The shadows are messed up and the gradients are wonky, I use Microsoft products every day and they changed the splash icons in a bunch of their products to this mess.
Here’s another one:
The design language is all over the place, elements bleed into each other and the resulting design is nonsensical.
Off-topic, I really hate the new AI generated icons Microsoft is using.
Yeah it’s a first for me as well
He’s been saying this for months at this point, and it was part of Project 2025, which he seems to be following like a computer runs code.
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Since the death of God, there’s been a vacancy open!
I like the 0 tap approach of gboard, I can switch between English and French within the same sentence (known as frenglish)
Has anyone noticed gboard randomly closes now on Pixel 9? Can’t find info about this issue anywhere.
No, their customer base is now American Libertarians, not FOSS and privacy-centric people.
There is a mild overlap, but the actual target demographic has been made much clearer recently.
I’m a Kagi user, and basically all of this.
The experience is far better than any free search engine for me, and the “summarize search” feature seems to be factual and complete, compared to Google’s Gemini feature that gives you 5 words that then turn out to be wrong or dangerous.
Don’t care, don’t do crypto. Where my Linux apps at?
The purple shirted eye stabber needs glasses.
(missed opportunity to stab his eye out tbh)
Put a gun right up to the camera so we can see down the dark barrel???
Sometimes it matters when referring to a unique problem a certain group is facing due to their background, like “the Chinese American diaspora”, you don’t directly refer to individuals that way.
People shouldn’t be referred to by the colour of their skin unless it’s a descriptor, as in “the dark skinned man over there”.
They should be referred to by their ethnic background if it matters to the conversation.
On Boost, everything except super, sub and spoilers work. @rmayayo@lemmy.world
Same here
5 seconds? Sometimes 30!
It’s been irritating me for a while, but I assumed it was because I’m using Firefox Android.
I apologize for the attack, I just felt the 8 hour delay was unfair, I was intending to do research and get back to you, which I can’t really do during my workday.
Here’s another example:
This one’s from SharePoint, my previous picture was from Planner.