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"Things" is pretty broad. Thinking of software, probably early "beta" Gmail. There was so much about the email experience that was improved by a stable web cli
by krisrm 5y ago
"Things" is pretty broad.
Thinking of software, probably early "beta" Gmail. There was so much about the email experience that was improved by a stable web client, with what felt at the time like unlimited storage.
Thinking of hardware, I've never been much for Apple products, but the iPhone (particularly early models) is undoubtedly a design marvel.
- jbullock35 5y ago> Thinking of hardware, I've never been much for Apple products, but the iPhone (particularly early models) is undoubtedly a design marvel. I am surprised that no one else has mentioned the iPhone. It seems to me like an obvious choice. I'm speaking of the hardware, not of iOS. There's a lot to admire about iOS, but it also has its share of design flaws.
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- bullen 5y agoI think you can still use the old by following this URL: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/ https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/
- smoldesu 5y agoThings has a really good open-source clone called Planner[0] that I quite like. Now, if only they'd package it some way other than flatpak... [0] https://github.com/alainm23/planner https://github.com/alainm23/planner
- znpy 5y agoearly gmail was just magic. modern gmail is trash. i switched my personal gmail account to html-only mode (no javascript) and it's definitely better.
- tkgally 5y agoThe iPad, too. I spend hours with it every day—mostly reading and watching videos—and I rarely have to think about it as a device. It just lets me get absorbed in whatever I’m looking at. I don’t use it much myself, as I’m not an artist, but the iPad app ProCreate seems to be a masterpiece of good design, too.
- papertokyo 5y agoI deeply miss my iPhone 5. Small, light, pleasingly minimal. I'm so glad they released the new mini models.