... here, and it's for everyone on Claude's new Ultra plan Ultra has no 5-hour limit, only the weekly ones. Until today Lancetta treated that missing window as a number it couldn't read: a grey lamp in the menu bar, and a dash on every card. Now it knows the difference. The menu bar shows the week on Ultra: its lamp, its percentage and a reset counted in days No more 5-hour row drawn ...

... been in product for a long time (like.. I didn't have grey hair by then). And every single time, the same villain showed up at the end of the roadmap: implementation. You ship the feature, it's great, and then... nobody uses it, because nobody got shown how. Support tickets pile up asking questions the product already answers if you just knew where to click. Onboarding becomes a graveyard of Loom videos and PDFs nobody opens ...

... tattoo and piercing studio in T rkiye, and we ve been experimenting with a slightly unusual question: what happens when a traditional tattoo studio starts behaving like a technology startup? Alongside custom tattoo design, realism, fine line, black & grey and piercing, we re building TETE , an AI-powered studio assistant designed around the actual workflow of a tattoo studio. TETE is being developed to help with tattoo consultations, visual requests, artist matching, pricing guidance, customer communication, appointment workflows and aftercare ...

... events and posts on your page, a rebuilt dashboard with live preview THE SELLER'S PAGE: All social media accounts, total followers Upcoming events and trips, with dates Up to three posts to play (YouTube, X, LinkedIn, TikTok) Space Grey finish THE BOARD: Featured cards now identical to board cards Followers and social icons on every card Up to three audiences per seller Featured now scrolls past three picks A lid with two sales in 12h is featured automatically Unpaid ...

... heartbeat. Comment from Asad M.(@asadmalik901): @aymanhamed  You don't need hosted infra for the pull. Write a last-run timestamp to a JSON file next to the app and let the menu bar icon go grey once it's older than the rule's interval, so the health check doesn't ride on Telegram. If someone wants it off-device, that same file in iCloud Drive or Dropbox gets them a URL and you're still not running ...

... what the system did comes from the same system. If it dies at 3am the digest dies with it, and a missing digest reads as a quiet Tuesday. The count, including zero, has to be emitted by something else. Greying out a stale number does not help either. Grey

... state looks the same whether the cause is a crawl block, a crawl budget decision, or your own server handing back errors. There is no line in any report that says something upstream refused me. You get the same grey row for all three. We went through that this week. The AI bot toggle was one of the things we turned off, and it was the right call regardless. But it was not our cause. Our cause was that unmatched ... ... cause. Comment from Mona Truong(@monatruong_murror): @omri_ben_shoham1  That's the part I under-weighted, and it's the better version of my point. A blocked crawler leaves a mark somewhere eventually, a coverage drop, a grey

... products fetch in my iOS app came back empty. No error, no crash, nothing unusual in the logs. The purchase button simply sat there greyed out, because an empty list is a perfectly valid response and every check I had passed on it. App Review found that one and I had not. The pattern is a call that fails without failing. An empty result, a stale cached value, a permission that was denied months ago and now returns nothing instead ...

... stack trace and a fix the same day. The expensive ones return 200, render a normal looking screen, and sit there. My own version was on iOS. A products fetch came back empty, so the purchase button stayed greyed out. No error, no log line, nothing to alert on. The reviewer found it before I did. So I'm curious: What did an agent quietly break in your project? How long did it take you to notice, and who noticed ...

... counts what it actually fetched. Scrolled 800 rows deep and then archived one? You stay there. Refresh used to re-read only the first page and yank you back to row 100. Rude. Fixed. Move is properly greyed out when your selection spans two mailboxes , because IMAP simply cannot do that better an honest disabled button than a picker that opens and then shrugs. Housekeeping Bulk actions resolve all the ticked conversations in one round trip instead ...

... Instagram. Then go back to LinkedIn. You will feel the fifteen years. The blue-and-white template. The dense wall of text posts stacked on top of each other. The same "3rd" badge next to every name. The same grey card shadows that haven't changed since profile redesigns were still called "beta." It is functional in the way a government form is functional. Nobody opens it because they want to. They open it because they feel they have ... ... years by people who cared about how it feels to use. Dark, considered interfaces. Whitespace that isn't accidental. Content that is the product, not decoration bolted onto a spreadsheet. The short answer to "what's the best LinkedIn alternative

... Source is either reported (the session actually told you the window) or default (you guessed). On read, if source is default, or verified_at is older than whatever you decide stale means, do not draw a percentage at all. Grey the ring, break the cat's stare, whatever your unknown state is. Only a real reported value is ever allowed to write verified_at, so a fallback can never refresh its own freshness and quietly look current. That ... ... monitor, a wrong number is worse than no number, because people act on it. Absent data is visible. Wrong data is invisible and confident. So when the context field is missing I would show unknown rather than a default. Grey

... before I even open the dropdown. the whole value of a menu bar app is that I don't have to click it to know the state, so if the icon at a glance can't tell me "fine" vs "almost at limit" without opening it, the polished dropdown behind it doesn't matter much. second thing after that would be how fast the dropdown appears, any lag on click makes an app feel heavier than it is regardless ... ... cheap to get right and awkward to retrofit: do not show a number you cannot currently vouch for. A blank prompts someone to check. A stale number does not, because it looks like an answer. And I would avoid greying

... loop There are exactly six moves between a pointer and a shipped feature, and I only make one of them: Continue. One detail worth savoring before the list: the button is  dead  while a milestone is running greyed out until the work is genuinely ready so I can only ever advance something that's done. I can't fat-finger the pipeline forward. The six moves: Blueprint.  Agent drafts the spec + user-story list. I comment until ...

... languages and CI, all at a glance, auto-refreshed, and read-only. New in v0.22.0: full NO_COLOR support. Set NO_COLOR in your environment, or pass --no-color, and octoscope switches to its zero-chroma monochrome theme all greys, full hierarchy, no colour noise. It's per-run only: NO_COLOR overrides your theme and config without rewriting them. Unset it and your real theme (amber, phosphor, whatever you picked) comes right back. Better for monochrome terminals, screen-reader ...

... post/week) but write more authentic content. We stopped using AI altogether and I write all the posts, focusing on personal opinions on current topics or industry-specific facts. I try to be honest and authentic, often sharing a "grey" view, not black-and-white, right or wrong, but deep and more real. This tactic seems to work pretty well, as some posts keep gaining visibility even after weeks and we're gaining new followers regularly. For us, that ... ... that took 3 hours to find, a user doing something unexpected with the product, a decision I almost got wrong. The engagement on those is just different. People can tell when there's an actual situation behind it vs

... support you :) Comment from Hossein Yazdi(@hosseinyazdi): @tedavis  The issue was that your product wan't launched yet. Anyways, just upvoted you, congrats mate!! Comment from Thomas.(@tedavis): @hosseinyazdi  That's so strange - is it greyed out? The launch is live now so it should let you upvote as long as you have a complete profile ...

... green on Optimization so a glance tells you where you are. The sidebar floats as translucent glass that picks up the current tool's colour, and the whole window reads as one continuous surface instead of a pile of grey panels. The menu bar got clickable . Those status cards in the popover (devices, risk, public IP, alerts) are now live links click one and the main window opens right on that section, even if you'd closed it. The little ... ... next Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9486108): Comment Deleted Comment from Giovambattista Fazioli(@gfazioli): @asheer_ahmad  Great question, happy to get into it Tbh the old UI worked but it was kinda forgettable just a bunch of grey

... voting More to the right = more votes coming from that country Y axis (bottom top): how divided people are Higher = closer to 50/50 (very split opinions) Lower = more agreement (clear majority) Dot color: what dominates Green = positive Red = negative Grey = neutral And the best part: it moves in real time as people vote. Still needs polishing, but it already gives a completely different perspective than just up vs

... voting More to the right = more votes coming from that country Y axis (bottom top): how divided people are Higher = closer to 50/50 (very split opinions) Lower = more agreement (clear majority) Dot color: what dominates Green = positive Red = negative Grey = neutral And the best part: it moves in real time as people vote. Still needs polishing, but it already gives a completely different perspective than just up vs

... with real users yet? Comment from Julia Lemon(@julia_lemon): This is huge - love the mix of real funding and actual visibility. Curious what kind of products you re prioritizing for this round? Comment from Janne Vakkilainen(@janne_vakkilainen): @grey_seymour   @po_larr   @eric_buckley   This answered the question I had! Thanks! Comment from Nela Davis(@founder92): This is a really great idea. I'm wondering what stage the product development has to be in for someone ... ... funding in order to take off. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9588219): Comment Deleted Comment from Koller Krisztian(@hydronet): This grant/application sounds great! Could you possibly provide some more details about it? Comment from aron placencia(@aronadoshea): @grey

... beta, but helps you understand if there are any dark patterns used on the page (things like a urgency timer, hidden opt-outs, confirmshaming, hidden costs and more) Termsy icon on the extension bar has improved, it's greyed out by default but if you land on a ToS page, privacy policy or sign-up pages, it lights up . All of this comes with zero extra permissions. However, I am planning to make Termsy more proactive . So that ...

... incredibly reductive. There are things we need to consider for the safety of minors, their privacy, and their cognitive and emotional development. Above all else, blanket bans will do more harm than good, they will invite grey market apps, spaces with a lot less resources to make themselves safe. Age verification requirements are also a challenge to implement in a way that does not put people at risk. One data leak, one insider turned bad actor and boom! People ...

... earth do I save it? The only 'save' icon I can see is one that will download it to my computer. I want to save the image without the background to my History. That particular icon is greyed out. Am really stuck at what to do next. I did download it to the computer thinking I could then upload it to Openart but I can't figure out how I simply upload an image with making any changes ...

... Maker s Story "I built this with zero coding background driven purely by my obsession with neuro-psychology." Hi Hunters! I m Grey. I ve spent years obsessed with how the human brain makes decisions the silent war between our logic, our fears, and our ambitions. I ve always wanted a tool that could turn this "internal boardroom" into a professional audit process. There was just one catch: I didn't know how to write code. But I didn ...