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In terms of real, in use, user interfaces, what do you think are the best examples? What do you like about them?

I'm not a big fan of most UIs today (not that I was a big fan of those in the past -- but they seem generally worse in basic outlook)

Even minimalistic flat style popularised by Microsoft?

I didn't mean "look" but what they do for the user ...

MS has been making apps for android for sometime

The only way to win that game is not playing at all

idiocracy

unsure why you're getting downvotes, the movie was a satire of the aughties and yet grows more poignant with time

though exaggerated it is compelling in its depictions of politics, family planning, television, policing, language, waste management, control through sedation, food, health, standardised tests, and on and on

hell, it's essentially predicated on a beloved sf author's dismissive pith:

    There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and 
    there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism 
    has been a constant thread winding its way through our 
    political and cultural life, nurtured by the false notion 
    that democracy means that 'my ignorance is just as good as
    your knowledge.

and in the end the film remains hopeful of the future

i remember reading the controversy surrounding corporations' offering an egg freezing plan and thinking to myself, 'i was unaware that was even a thing'

then some time later i was having a reviewing of idiocracy and i realised i had heard of egg freezing plans before

because i know i had seen the film before and the film was referencing the option

Off topic: any chance you could support the invocation of web-hooks via http proxy?

Wow, makes me feel a little better that he had 75 open source projects before he had a 'hit'. :)

where did you see that ?

It was stated in one of his annotation

I wonder if it works for domain accounts. Most things don't seem to for some time.

Given that it is now more than 2 years since Gmail cards were released for Google Now, and there's still no sign of them arriving for Apps accounts... I'd say no.

It works for my domain/apps account on a Nexus 9.

The Stan O'Neil one is incorrect. Google spokes persons was on BBC Radio the other day and stated that it was one of the commenters on the article that requested the removal.

Here I found a source: http://thenextweb.com/google/2014/07/04/google-takedown-requ...

I heard this too - this site needs to be careful that it isn't pushing false information. Could it viewed as defamatory, I wonder?

Thanks for mentioning this.

You can find the article for almost any combination of relevant search terms, so long as you do not include the name of one particular commenter.

No difference, just a new name. Not so bad I guess, however I fear it will cropper when vendors leap on the bandwagon again and start sell inappropriate tools and frameworks badged as Microservice and we can start the process of renaming again.

That's great news for vendors and consultants who jump on the bandwagon though :).