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BreakTime: Running Breakout inside Google Calendar
- trevoragilbert 3y agoWhimsy! Love it.
- dmoy 3y agoHaha that's awesome. Too bad Google doesn't seem to make official easter eggs that are as cool as this anymore (like the Google search zerg rush one)
- eieio 3y agodon't think there's any chance of it happening but definitely daydreamed about getting it upstreamed after the Google Calendar twitter account posted about it! That'd be a ton of fun.
- paulirish 3y agoFunnily enough, we just added a _surprisingly_ similar easter egg to Chrome Devtools: https://x.com/nucliweb/status/1757506389495202000 https://x.com/nucliweb/status/1757506389495202000. I just had to comment now to assert that we had the same awesome idea. :) eieio: your link to Juice it Or Lose It makes me so happy. For a decade I point people to that presentation. It's just perfect. Our easter egg is could afford some more juice though.. I might yoink some of your code. :) great stuff.
- eieio 3y agopaul - really glad that you enjoyed the post and I appreciate that you appreciated me mentioning the talk! It's so good! It was great to get to revisit it and borrow from it so directly. And that's a lovely easter egg! Had no idea that it was there. Agreed that it could use some more juice; yoink away :)
- kefabean 3y agoNow that’s what I call a productivity hack!
- beretguy 3y agoThat’s awesome! I’d play it… if I wouldn’t refuse to use Google products.
- brohoolio 3y agoThis is so great
- d416 3y agoPaddling a ball into a destructive path toward obliterating other people’s demand for my time is just the rando reminder of priorities in life I needed this week. Thank you!
- Brajeshwar 3y agoIs it just me but Google products such as Calendar, Sheets, and even Docs performance has deteriorated really bad in Safari. Of course, they work well in Chrome. I like to do quick tasks in Safari, my default browser, such as bricking meeting slots in the Calendar.
- burkaman 3y agoIt's not just you, and it's not just Safari. I use Firefox for everything, but have to keep Chrome installed for the Google products I'm forced to use for work. I don't know if I can accuse them of intentional sabotage, but they certainly don't do performance testing outside their own browser.
- devsda 3y agoI don't use Google products in Firefox or other browsers often enough to notice or care about performance but some say spoofing the UA string to chrome fixes many of those issues. I hope you've tried that.
- netmare 3y agoWouldn't that cause positive feedback in the analytics? Firefox usage is already below the magic 5%. If we start hiding, we may soon join IE5 in unsupported land.
- kunley 3y agoBest productivity app this year! :D
- martin-adams 3y agoFascinating that even though those videos don't have sound, I hear the bashing noise in my mind's ears. This is referred to as vEAR, or “visually evoked auditory response.”[1] [1]https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/5/3/17304470/synesthesia-noisy-gifs-psychology-vear https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/5/3/17304470/syn...