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U.S. Graphics Company
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I also want a bunch of options for Europe and Japan.- Color coded DRAM channels and bare heatsinks. I want my country back.Replying to @usgraphics and @arae__1I want motherboard designs from 2010 again
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I asked Claude to generate “purple-orange gradient softcore boubaslop” and this is what it gave me:
All visual identities must be indistinguishable purple-orange gradient softcore boubaslop or you’re not a real designer. - "We want to showcase the inner beauty and celebrate its construction" is too righteous for modern marketing depts. "How about a 10% off coupon for the first time buyer!? Could collect their phone number and email, nag the living shit out of them."clear electronics always look awesome because they let the underlying logos of the machine, which is its own authentic beauty, out into the world
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get in losers, we're making vintage UIs w/clear visual affordances, sub-100ms performance, no unnecessary animations, bookmarkable URLs & a functioning back button
- Lol there is an interesting thing going on here where modern GPU boxes display the actual card with all the fancy decorative crap. Like going to a modern restaurant and seeing photos of the food on the menu: it has completely flipped. The object's first-order intrinsic propertyIf you are going to raise the price of graphics cards, at least make the box look like this
There are couple of exceptions but most of them look like this:
- All visual identities must be indistinguishable purple-orange gradient softcore boubaslop or you’re not a real designer.The visual identity of JFK Terminal 1 is so bad it’s actually amazing.
It’s actually kinda cool that we are in an age of monotony and extreme conformity that anyone without design knowledge can make a great visual identity simply due to the fact that it’s non-conforming. All DIY branding goes hard, doesn’t matter how bad, because it is unique: the - On intuitive user interfaces:We need a counter-culture design movement that appreciates products that are difficult to use initially, but tremendously fast, easy, accurate, explicit and efficient after topping the learning curve. Ease-of-use is oversold. It's making everything suboptimal and slow.
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- DEC once had a processor line called StrongARM™ and the dev board was called BRUTUS. Men used to conduct war and forge empires.
Replying to @usgraphics and @htmx_org
