Bagaar's User Inyerface is a frustratingly hilarious set of web dark-patterns that you have to navigate your way through, as a kind of remarkably enraging game. I got stuck on the captchas, whose windoid was too small for the relevant checkboxes to be activated. Can you get further than me? (via Four Short Links)
User Inyerface: collecting every "dark pattern" of web design in one place
Windows 11 unveiled
The Verge's Tom Warren covers the leak of Windows 11, which looks cleaner and simpler than the current version — see out the perspective-less new logo — but remains the… READ THE REST
California bans "dark pattern" designs intended to trick website users
Dark patterns are manipulative or deceptive interface designs that result in unintended outcomes such as recurring subscriptions, oversharing personal information, or making it impossible to close an account. California is… READ THE REST
These Lego control panels will teach you all about physical interface design
Lego has a two-stud brick with a 45° slope that's used as a control panel on various vehicle kits, from automobiles to underwater craft to extraterrestrial shuttles. George Cave, a… READ THE REST
This tracker improves upon the AirTag and costs less than $27
TL;DR: The KeySmart® Smart Card offers a slimmer tracking option for your items, and now a three-pack is just $79.97 through March 31. Sick of losing your wallet? Tired of misplacing your passport?… READ THE REST
ChatGPT is lying to you, but there's an new way to fix that
TL;DR: Katteb is an AI content generator that won't lie to you, and it's only $79.99 for life. ChatGPT is good for a lot of things, but telling the truth isn't… READ THE REST
Keep your eyes on the road with this universal smartphone mount, now 40% off
TL;DR: Keep your eyes on the road with this HyperGear Universal Cup Holder Flex Mount, now just $14.99 (reg. $24). Spending a lot of time in the car? Whether you've got a… READ THE REST
