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Matt May

@mattmay
11 posts
2021-09-10
@ppatel Kevin was our CTO before they hired him to build Apple Watch and I _cannot_ wait to buy this car now.
2021-09-10 View on X
Bloomberg

Sources: Apple has appointed longtime Apple Watch and Health software chief Kevin Lynch as the new head of its Apple Car project after Doug Field's departure

- Kevin Lynch replaces Doug Field as head of Apple's car efforts  — Field left Apple's project after three years to work at Ford

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2021-01-02
We had a plan to bring Flash accessibility cross-platform, but then in 2010, there was the Apple memo. Flash as a UI tool had peaked, and not long after, it was over. Flash lived out its last years as a great video player with a bunch of legacy content that withered on the vine.
2021-01-02 View on X
@larsiusprime

[Thread] As a promised replacement for Flash, HTML5/JS is still in the stone age as a newbie-friendly animation/graphics-first authoring toolset

To this day, I am super mad at all the people who put for the codswallop that HTML5 was this perfect replacement for Flash. It's been 10 years since “Thoughts on Flash” was publish...

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Today is bittersweet for me. I'm glad the web platform won. “HTML5” was in the first sentence I ever uttered to our CEO, in 2008. Still, I and many others poured our hearts into boiling the ocean of inaccessible Flash, quixotic though we were. It could have been so much more.
2021-01-02 View on X
@larsiusprime

[Thread] As a promised replacement for Flash, HTML5/JS is still in the stone age as a newbie-friendly animation/graphics-first authoring toolset

To this day, I am super mad at all the people who put for the codswallop that HTML5 was this perfect replacement for Flash. It's been 10 years since “Thoughts on Flash” was publish...

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We had a plan to bring Flash accessibility cross-platform, but then in 2010, there was the Apple memo. Flash as a UI tool had peaked, and not long after, it was over. Flash lived out its last years as a great video player with a bunch of legacy content that withered on the vine.
2021-01-02 View on X
The Verge

Adobe ends support for Flash and will start blocking Flash content from January 12; major browsers will block Flash content from Jan. 1

Flash had to die.  It had too many knocks … Caleb Chen / Privacy News Online … : Privacy News Online | Weekly Review: January 1, 2021 Jenn Gidman / Newser : Adobe Flash Is Official...

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Today is bittersweet for me. I'm glad the web platform won. “HTML5” was in the first sentence I ever uttered to our CEO, in 2008. Still, I and many others poured our hearts into boiling the ocean of inaccessible Flash, quixotic though we were. It could have been so much more.
2021-01-02 View on X
The Verge

Adobe ends support for Flash and will start blocking Flash content from January 12; major browsers will block Flash content from Jan. 1

Flash had to die.  It had too many knocks … Caleb Chen / Privacy News Online … : Privacy News Online | Weekly Review: January 1, 2021 Jenn Gidman / Newser : Adobe Flash Is Official...

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Today is the Adobe Flash end of life date. I come to bury Flash, not to praise it. As an animation platform, Flash launched the web into new directions. But once it became a UX platform, without the structure of web or OS apps, it left millions behind. (thread)
2021-01-02 View on X
The Verge

Adobe ends support for Flash and will start blocking Flash content from January 12; major browsers will block Flash content from Jan. 1

Flash had to die.  It had too many knocks … Caleb Chen / Privacy News Online … : Privacy News Online | Weekly Review: January 1, 2021 Jenn Gidman / Newser : Adobe Flash Is Official...

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Today is the Adobe Flash end of life date. I come to bury Flash, not to praise it. As an animation platform, Flash launched the web into new directions. But once it became a UX platform, without the structure of web or OS apps, it left millions behind. (thread)
2021-01-02 View on X
@larsiusprime

[Thread] As a promised replacement for Flash, HTML5/JS is still in the stone age as a newbie-friendly animation/graphics-first authoring toolset

To this day, I am super mad at all the people who put for the codswallop that HTML5 was this perfect replacement for Flash. It's been 10 years since “Thoughts on Flash” was publish...

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2021-01-01
Today is the Adobe Flash end of life date. I come to bury Flash, not to praise it. As an animation platform, Flash launched the web into new directions. But once it became a UX platform, without the structure of web or OS apps, it left millions behind. (thread)
2021-01-01 View on X
The Verge

Adobe ends support for Flash today and will start blocking Flash content from January 12; major browsers will block Flash content from Jan. 1

It's the end of the line  —  Adobe scheduled its famous Flash software to end on December 31st, 2020, and today is the day.

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We had a plan to bring Flash accessibility cross-platform, but then in 2010, there was the Apple memo. Flash as a UI tool had peaked, and not long after, it was over. Flash lived out its last years as a great video player with a bunch of legacy content that withered on the vine.
2021-01-01 View on X
The Verge

Adobe ends support for Flash today and will start blocking Flash content from January 12; major browsers will block Flash content from Jan. 1

It's the end of the line  —  Adobe scheduled its famous Flash software to end on December 31st, 2020, and today is the day.

View original
Today is bittersweet for me. I'm glad the web platform won. “HTML5” was in the first sentence I ever uttered to our CEO, in 2008. Still, I and many others poured our hearts into boiling the ocean of inaccessible Flash, quixotic though we were. It could have been so much more.
2021-01-01 View on X
The Verge

Adobe ends support for Flash today and will start blocking Flash content from January 12; major browsers will block Flash content from Jan. 1

It's the end of the line  —  Adobe scheduled its famous Flash software to end on December 31st, 2020, and today is the day.

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2020-09-04
Product review meeting: FB exec 1: This is missing something that speaks to the Facebook brand FB exec 2: How about a feature that sounds social but enables tons of creepy, invasive use cases FB exec 1: OMG YES https://twitter.com/...
2020-09-04 View on X
The Verge

Researchers at Facebook Reality Labs detail work on giving AR users “perceptual superpowers”, attempting to automatically amplify what users are trying to hear

important for our future AR glasses! https://tech.fb.com/... @techatfacebook : The audio team at @FBRealityLabs Research is working on novel technologies to enable both audio prese...

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