I had one of these at my old work. Best monitor I've ever used!

Yeah, this doesn't feel like Kickstarter at all. The green they switched to was nice, but the previous one was iconic. It feels like a totally different website now.

I've been using the new Firefox beta (v57) for about a month now. It's the first version I've liked more than Chrome - not only is the UI design way better than it used to be, but it's also super responsive and light on memory. Don't regret switching at all.

This is almost the same concept as this (better) Google Play campaign from 2014. Bit too close I reckon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77rY1RDnomU

Felt a bit weird entering my salary in ~100pt type on my office computer...

I have the Surface Pro. I had a Macbook Pro/Air previously, which I loved, but the Surface is the best computer I've ever used.

I use Figma at the moment instead of Sketch and it's equally amazing.

This has already been around for a while. We've got full billboards here that've had this style since well before Dropbox rebranded.

Good on you! Everyone I know (including myself) that has tried to leave Facebook cold turkey has always jumped back on board again after a couple months. It's this behemoth that's now become the de-facto way that a lot of people communicate, and removing yourself from that can be really isolating.

The real issue with Facebook is the news feed. It's engineered to be totally addictive and present you with an endless stream of content. The solution to kill the negative parts of FB is to unfollow all people, pages and groups so my news feed is completely empty.

I did this two years ago, and it helped me to see Facebook purely as a tool, using it only when I need to.

This is surprisingly good and well thought through. Some great additions and improvements.

This makes a bit of a blanket statement. In many western countries, QR codes don't have much use. But if you're marketing/working with users from China or similar, you absolutely should consider using QR codes.