Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

An Outersloth-funded game is out NOW! 🖥️ DESKTOP EXPLORER 🖥️ 🔎 Explore an eerie 90’s operating system 🔎 Find the truth by digging through file explorers, chat logs, and corrupted applications 🔎 Who was using this computer? What happened to them? Congrats Desktop Explorer 💾 AVAILABLE NOW team! 🥳

11,583 views • 1 month ago •via X (Twitter)

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

Obsidian 1.8.3 is now available to all for desktop and mobile! - Web viewer. New core plugin lets you open external links within Obsidian on desktop. This makes it easier to read linked content without leaving the app and improves multitasking for web research. The plugin can be enabled manually in settings. - Improved iCloud sync. Obsidian no longer waits to confirm that configuration files have synced. - New mobile onboarding. This guided flow helps new mobile users create and sync a vault. - New "Download attachments for current file" command. Downloads all externally embedded images and replaces the external links with internal embeds. A few notable improvements: - When modifying a numbered list, the numbers are now updated automatically. - Pressing Enter in a multi-line list item now continues the list properly. - New "Insert footnote" command. Footnote autocomplete now provides a fallback to create a new footnote if no match is found. - Tags view now includes search. - File Explorer now includes an option to automatically reveal the active file. - Outline now has an "Auto-scroll to current section" option. - Sync now has a new view option, "Hide my changes," which hides your own file changes in a shared Obsidian sync vault. - Recently used commands now appear at the top of the command palette. - "Search current file" search bar now displays the total number of results. - "Insert template" command now sorts templates by file path and displays folder names. - , , and tags with relative src paths are now rendered in Live Preview and Reading mode. - Graph view no longer considers Canvas files as attachments. See the changelog for dozens more improvements and bug fixes.

Obsidian

118,904 views • 1 year ago

Steve Jobs explaining the NeXT team about their target customers and product distribution (1991): "For a long time, we had a very hard time figuring out exactly who our customer was. We were oscillating between two identities: were we a more powerful PC, or were we an easier-to-use workstation? Then we had a revelation: the workstation marketplace is actually two markets. There is the traditional half, science and engineering, and a new, emerging half we call the professional market. These are professionals who aren't scientists but want the power of a workstation for things like publishing, medical applications, and database-driven tasks. This professional market is growing at an incredible rate, it is expected to double this year and triple next year. We can dominate this segment. Our customers are coming from two places: 1. PC and Mac owners who realize they need more sophisticated networking and development environments. 2. Mainframe users who want to move their applications to the desktop for better user interfaces and better economics. Currently, Sun Microsystems is our major competitor with an 80% share of this segment. While Sun helps us by spending money to "educate" the market on why they need a workstation, the minute a customer makes that choice, Sun and NeXT are mortal enemies. We have three primary weapons to beat Sun: 1. Custom Applications: Every customer has one "mission-critical" app they need to write. Our development environment, NextStep, is vastly superior; it allows technical people to build these custom applications three times faster than they can on a Sun. 2. Great Productivity Apps: We have a suite of breakthrough productivity applications, like Lotus Improv, that dwarfs what is available on Sun systems. 3. Interpersonal Computing: This is the use of sophisticated networking and multimedia to improve group productivity and collaboration. While we have to educate customers on this now, within 24 months, it will be the number one reason people buy our computers. Our goal is to make it so that everyone considering a Sun system calls us. In the last 90 days, we’ve gone head-to-head with Sun 15 times and we’ve won 15 out of 15. We are going to continue to listen to our customers and refine our position to dominate this new professional workstation market."

Founder Mode

38,704 views • 5 months ago