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@thor "aluminum" makes my brain hurt. never noticed that it's that way in AE. always thought it's just sloppy speaking of aluminium.

@matrix funny how people can make everything no matter how distanced it is about human categories.

@thor i guess it is not far from the zeitgeist, i know several people who like this kind of minimalist design. i think the core is that it's something which doesn't bother you with its looks. i'd maybe change the display lighting to something less blueish as i have a raging dislike of blue light in electronics :)

@thor don't you want your hair cut by a vacuum cleaner attachment? :D

yeah, i always am a bit surprised which things in the end sell well. for some ideas like spotify it is obvious that they would sell, but everything would feel like a shot in the dark for me.

@thor there aren't many rowing-clubs here (that i know of), but it has the oxford cambridge flair, yes :D

@thor that sounds reasonable, lighting could always be better in offices :)

i'm not really a good salesman though, so i'd not trust my advice :D

@thor in germany there is manufactum.com targeting the rich group. they have assorted expensive things (and the random outlier which is really useful and moderately priced like "book darts").

@thor either random filthy rich people or nerds. filthy rich is the better group to target though :P

@thor didn't you write about some kind of color-calibrated lighting which replicates outdoors? that sounds rather interesting imo. involves hardware though, so might be harder to do than just software things. so probably not the best business idea..

The ideal system would be one with systemD remade in electron and gnome remade in electron as well all with the temple os kernel you may not like it but this is what peek performance is

@thor i know these things, but in practice i don't have contact with any of them -> not enough data to have a real opinion about them :)

@Moon hey, everything else is probably written in c++, so 2k lines c are a win 😬

@thor microsoft and apple have UI/X designers. i think the problem is the features which are replicated in the linux DEs are done in a "mix-n-match" approach. this doesn't work for these things though. hence my recommendation for a simple wm :)

#Vim's auto-indent and mouse support are bad and only get in the way.

There., I said it.

@thor linux trying to replicate macos or windows is shit, all the drawbacks and none of the advantages. feels much better with a simple window manager and simple (not necessary console) tools, imo.

>epson are making laptops now
OH NO NO NO NO NO
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