A preview of the upcoming Photos app for OS X
Dan Seifert from The Verge shows us how the upcoming Photos App for OS X Yosemite will work:
I was looking for a good Photo management app in the last few months, but I was quite disappointed by the solutions available. I wanted something easy to use and with a good UI, but I didn’t wanted to pay an hefty price on cloud storage if it was only used for pictures (like Picturelife). The sweet spot would have been an app using my Dropbox or OneDrive storage, but I didn’t found what I wanted. So I ended up using my OneDrive account to save my collection of digital pictures, because of the unlimited storage that I’ve got with my purchase of Office 365. But the UI of the iOS app is quite… bad.
…Is unencrypting all your conversations would make the terrorists go away ? Of course it wouldn't.
Cory Doctorow, for BoingBoing.net, about United Kingdom Prime Minister David Cameron’s proposal of banning all “‘means of communication’ which ‘we cannot read’” :
This, then, is what David Cameron is proposing:
All Britons’ communications must be easy for criminals, voyeurs and foreign spies to intercept
Any firms within reach of the UK government must be banned from producing secure software
All major code repositories, such as Github and Sourceforge, must be blocked
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Goodbye Charlie, see you next week.
***Note:***I didn’t planed to publish this article. I wrote it only for myself on Day One. But I couldn’t repress the need to publish it.

Shocked.
Yesterday morning, Charlie Hebdo was attacked by two heavily armed people. They killed 12 persons, including 2 policemen and a lot of cartoonists, including Charb,…. I loved these guys and their work. Charb’s cartoons, mostly those on Sarkozy, were hilarious. We’re gonna fucking miss them.
…Fixing iOS third party keyboard implementation
David Chartier, for Finer Things in Tech:
As interesting as iOS keyboards can be, their initial implementation at the OS level is severely flawed. They’re cumbersome to setup, switching between them is needlessly tedious, and limitations make it difficult to teach users about keyboard features. As far as I can tell, all these problems require solutions and improvements from Apple at the OS level.
You should read the full article : David Chartier sum up quite well the quirks of using multiple keyboards on iOS 8. They are painful to use, and don’t let me start talking about switching between them. Every time that I want to use David Smith’s Emoji++, I drop a tear.
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