Omar has worked at Dynamicland and built experimental computing interfaces like Hijack Your Feed and TabFS. We talked about: Communicating computing design principles through demos, rather than manifestos. Embodying computational objects as things the user already knows how to manipulate, like files, screenshots, or pieces of paper. What it takes to make a computing environment complete enough to live on. Molding a temporary user interface that fits the current task. Links: Oberon operating system Canon Cat computer Geoffrey Litt Acme text editor GoldenEye - a history Omar's website Omar's GitHub Sponsors page Rss Apple Podcaster →
