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> And throughout the whole time, Asahi was rock solid as a daily driver.

I'm also in awe and respect for the Asahi team, but please don't overstate things just to celebrate their work. Even according to your own posts, there are huge dealbreakers like sound or external HDMI.

I bought an M1 based on HN posts like this, because I need linux and not OS X. I soon returned it when I realized how it could not come close to being my daily driver.
Given various recent supply chain attacks, I would say "installing dependencies into your projects" is becoming just as dangerous as downloading and running arbitrary executable.
>>>seriously, anyone at this point advocating for any other phone/os/service out there besides apple is really going out of their way to swim up river.

Lol I would never advocate for any company I engage with to use apple products. Why? Because they suck.iphoto and iCloud are pieces of trash. Most basic thing like, delete local but keep cloud copy seems to be missing. Can't keep a iPhone synced and do this with iCloud. Lulz worthy sitcho.

Also can't even copy files off device easily. Can't put custom apps on devices easily. The company actively kicks back against things like, freedom of information, following standards, reducing e-waste.

You know some of us make decisions around the companies we support on greater levels than just feature a or b is present in device. Apple are a predatory company that in no way promote a software or hardware ecosystem that is ethical imho and they don't promote one I want to participate in.

I wouldn't touch their shit with a barge pole and ontop of this due to being IT everytime I'm forced to I'm mostly confused by wtf folks think is so great. I legit find the kids toy ux difficult to work with, borderline impossible.

I also like blowing clients away with simple tasks like....copying photos to a usb...browsing files on my phone on a pc. You know the basic stuff like they used to do when they were younger but apple cucked it along the way for zero reason lol.
Quite a few of the people I follow on the YouTubes use the model where they provide the bulk of the content for free (with ads) and have extra content for their “Patreon Pals” (yes, I did just make that up).

Don’t think anyone is getting rich off this scheme but the majority of them create content full time. Not all of them, one I think is retired, a couple have day jobs, another uses YouTube to both find and sell hordes of old car parts and this other one is involved with so much stuff I’m surprised she even has time to produce content.

One thing I do know is the “pay to play” publishing model is pretty much dead. Gone are the days you can subscribe to Llama Breeders Quarterly…
That's a really silly great idea. Nice work!
So higher tire wear, zero emissions in the city. EVs are a step change in air pollution in the city - I whole heartedly disagree. Looks like we need to work on better tire technology as well (they cause a lot of problems in the local runoff of water).
I know very little about the actual job of an architect, but I think new architectural design trends have a lot to do with the tools that are used to draw buildings. Being an architect used to require strong drawing and mental modelling abilities. Those two would have an impact on the aesthetics of the buildings.

Another factor is the way we move around. When you walk, you have the time to see details. Do architects nowadays spend many hours walking in cities every week?

Lastly, the cost of manual work probably had a big impact. Builders probably contributed a lot of the beauty that can be seen in old buildings, also because drawings used to be less precise.
Marginalia at least isn't going away anytime soon.

Development is a bit slow right now however, mostly working on developer experience and ironing some of the gnarlier and more antiquated code. A bit of a slog but very necessary.
I might come off a bit naive, but I didn’t picture the data collection being _this_ precise.

Now I’m interested in my own data. Are those companies required to offer a means to download your own data?

Did anyone do that and if so, was it readable?
Went to the movies recently and was disappointed about how bad the screen looked compared to my TV at home. I've got a nice OLED TV, but I was still shocked about how muted the colors were on the screen.
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Anyone else noticed that they mentioned MacOS for iCloud backups?

As of now, there is no backing up your Mac to iCloud. There is iCloud Drive and all the individual services but TimeMachine is local storage only (shared drive or the legacy TimeCapsule).

Does this mean we’re finally getting TM backups to cloud?
Leave that aside for a sec. Are you honestly saying that because it isn't easy to do this, the best course of action is to make it impossible by lying to the program?
Congrats! Followed along during the MEAP phase (and left some comments in the forum :))

Can't wait to get the final version on my doorstep!
That means that you’re not safe to store known files your local dictator doesn’t like, isn’t it? Wouldn’t a sort of per-user salt allow the same functionality and give more confidentially?
The escaped prescribed burn in New Mexico this year shows how this really isn't practical today with the Wildfire Urban Interface and current population densities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calf_Canyon/Hermits_Peak_Fire
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Another interesting tidbit from that article:

> First, iCloud users may now take advantage of hardware security keys like YubiKeys. Both NFC keys and plug-in keys are supported.

This is great news! I wonder if this is able to replace Apple's bespoke 2FA system or it's strictly in addition to that.

Edit:

From Apple's announcement:

> Now with Security Keys, users will have the choice to make use of third-party hardware security keys to enhance this protection. This feature is designed for users who, often due to their public profile, face concerted threats to their online accounts, such as celebrities, journalists, and members of government. For users who opt in, Security Keys strengthens Apple’s two-factor authentication by requiring a hardware security key as one of the two factors.

If I read that right, it sounds like it's in addition to Apple's 2FA? I'd love to replace Apple's weird 2FA mechanisms, but this is still nice.
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Jeez, really? Please read some Phillip K. Dick at least.
In rule of law countries there is a legal framework for the government taking things which involves processes that are generally voted on.

We cannot say the same for Apple.
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Also know as "FizzBuzz" ... I suggest you do a search for that term:

https://hn.algolia.com/?q=fizzbuzz