Making them smaller doesn't make them less ugly. I hope "Tiny Icons Work" is a descriptor and not a complete sentence.

Right. Forgot that hideous detail.

Because we're talking about a decent, enduring bit of iconography, as opposed to the abysmal set that the Xerox system used http://toastytech.com/guis/gvs...

She likely had a Lisa to work with for development, the icons in that UI were abysmal and it's hard to tote around a $10K / 40lb desktop machine when the muse visits. Many artists to this day still work with paper. Shocking, I know.

Last I heard they were warehoused by Steve.

... sometimes clumsily (iPhoto icon good. Photos icon bad.) they too need to decide flat&tilted vs roundrect vs circles. They're still a bit schizophrenic about device icons within programs and in the Finder. Given the history of Windows 7 to 8 to 10, they don't need any more flash points. I'd imagine they simply need to lock the door until they can release a coherent UI. And please stop with the size-shifting icons/panes. It's useless on desktop UI (it know which icon I need - letting me make some of them the size of baseball cards is no gain) and just reduces focus on a small screen. Someone needs to stop imagining that there is a non-modal better way to use a small device.

that the dual purpose of GPS birds is to detect treaty-restricted space detonations of nukes. That sounds like a win for the good guys and was part of the deal that got our nav systems up there in the first place.

It's like building with Duplos! I mean, it's 2015 for pete's sake!

just flagpole-sitting at this point?

until the robots organize and start emailing Breitbart about plant conditions...

and so now they can do what to my stuff?

Saw your timeline below. Thanks again.

Can you post when success is achieved?

I no longer despair for the future of the human race." -- H. G. Wells

is out of reach. She's making droughts and we're fresh out of reservoirs - I believe to restore California's current water deficit, you would need to clone Lake Mead three+ times.