Filipe Sousa

[Filipe Sousa @_natros_]

@lumistill @CleanShot Likewise. I had to buy another one, and I believe I now have two licenses when I only required a single one.

[CleanShot @CleanShot]

Introducing CleanShot 5.0 ✨

The new Studio Mode is all you need to turn a simple screen recording into a polished, professional video - with the quality you expect from CleanShot.

Available now on all plans. No subscription required.

[Filipe Sousa @_natros_]

@sivalabs There's also https://t.co/7w9ne8xM1e

[Iván López @ilopmar]

Grab your🍿or your cup of☕️ and do not miss "Java: The Documentary". Tonight at 21:00 CEST

https://t.co/VSMtKY8rpa

[Filip Hrisafov @filiphr]

📢 It is my pleasure to announce the second Beta release of #MapStruct 1.7. It comes with native support for JSpecify. Read all about it at https://t.co/sXtwZqieJ7. Happy coding. We've already received some feedback, so please keep it coming

[Filipe Sousa @_natros_]

@HeyItzaMi @levelsio and the IMI, paper bags, sugar-free juices, and so on

[LEARN THINGS @DPOSTS2]

Did you know ?

[Filipe Sousa @_natros_]

@kail_designs Inter has better italics

[Gunter Rotsaert @mydevlprplanet]

A collection of 50 CLI tools you won't be able to live without.
https://t.co/usgdbv74jS

[Filipe Sousa @_natros_]

@intellijidea GWT

[Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R]

twoFactorAuthentication https://t.co/u0G0O9U22N

[Evan Applegate @youwillmakemaps]

The Queens Museum has a great 9,300 sq. ft. NYC model, scale 1" = 100 ft.

They even have little planes (on wires) landing and taking off from LaGuardia

[nixCraft 🐧 @nixcraft]

Linus Torvalds & Bill Gates just met each other for the first time

[Jay Yang @Jayyanginspires]

You can't live a big life in a small environment.

[Monodraw @Monodraw]

Monodraw v1.7 is now available for public testing – includes dark mode canvas and plain text format.

https://t.co/wGGcnINdhX

[Java @java]

Java 24 is now available! #Java24 #JDK24 #OpenJDK

Download Now: https://t.co/YKbyuI8jqk
Release notes: https://t.co/oD8lz3WtKS
API Javadoc: https://t.co/TY657tt68K
Features: https://t.co/djeYFvWLCT
Inside Java on JDK 24: https://t.co/XaGfE2ytmx

[Linuxiac @linuxiac]

#GIMP 3.0 is here with a modern GTK3 UI, non-destructive filters, improved file support, enhanced color management, and more.
https://t.co/zMFbKmfBDo

[Stefano Cordio @stefanocodes]

📢 AssertJ 3.27.0 has been released!

• One 🚫 deprecation
• Many ✨ new features, ⚡ improvements, and 🐛 bug fixes

Many thanks to all contributors and happy assertions!

https://t.co/Qfo8BLuxSp

[Artillain ( Mr. Zerolith ) @artillain]

Here's why i think some people hate light mode.

LCD screens made in the last 10 years have finally met or exceeded the brightness level of their CRT cousins.

Due to the dim LCD era, user interfaces were built super bright to counter-compensate for a long time. Pure white was represented as a very light grey.

These super white interfaces designed for an old LCD turn a modern LCD into flashlight pointed at the user's face. There's too much total light.

Let's go back to the CRT past. Very rare to see a pure white interface. You got a lot of light grey with islands of white. The grey and dark portions made the total light output of the UI bearable on a super bright CRT screen.

Why do we have darkmode instead of light grey mode? the reason is because it's easy to invert the luminance of an existing pure white design. It's a design shortcut.

I would recommend designing for light grey mode. What worked in the CRT era works today.