Also cool to see how close @sdw.bsky.social was with their design thought experiment!

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However, I am really curious how Apple handles accessibility with the Liquid Glass effect. I recall in the past that Apple's really tried to make things show throw in side navs, but had to increase the opacity to make text legible.

I think my favorite part of the design film was when they showed someone from Apple physically moving a glass bubble over text to see how the text warped, and used that as inspiration for the magnifier within the system

@scanlon.house.gov Your staff was amazing! Super kind, polite, and willing to answer my questions! 12/10!
@davemccormick.bsky.social Answering machine was fine. 4/10
@fetterman.senate.gov Music was nice (because I like classical) but that's all I got. 1/10
We'll try the Senators again tomorrow!

They made it incredibly easy to find the relevant phone number, and follow a script. So thank you! Highly recommend if you are feeling like there's nothing you can do right now.

All in all, really happy with these headphones! Did a quick test, and even my wife was excited about them! I’ll try working out with them tomorrow on an indoor ride and see how they fare (I have a feeling they’ll fare perfectly well. The real test will be an outdoor ride but it’s too cold for that)

Also really really REALLY happy Beats fixed the biggest problem… how the headphones sit in the charging case. Magnets are way stronger in v2 as compared to the originals

Usually Apple gets these details right. Orange headphones but the product render is black…

That’s a nice touch! Unfortunate that you need to keep the whole box though if you want to save the extra ear bud tips

Loving this orange 😍

I think what really floored me was the resolution of the environment from the sensor scans

Also really trying to focus on positive things cause… well ya know

Any chance you’re going to release an “Art of Severance” book? I’d love to see these film stills in print with stories from filming and other fun nuggets!

Makes me think that maybe the next medical device I work on should really be a primarily grayscale UI with color used sparingly for key interactions and focus areas.

I’m also totally aware that a calculator app is not the same as a medical device, but I think this principle still translates.