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"A hole in my screen looks good"

This is so bizarre. I'll never understand Apple fans.

Probably if the (in)famous airdrop was more reliable, people could figure out they can scan with their phone and airdrop to their tablet.

Too bad though, there's no way to put a scanned document onto iPad in Apple's ecosystem other than the otherwise useless camera.

> In iPadOS 26, which app could “control” the external display was hard to identify. Essentially, you had to swipe up as though going to the home screen, then tap on the app you wanted in the dock, and that app would take over the external display if it had a presentation mode. This was weird and hard to understand, but Apple’s solution is to just make it so that whatever is the most recently tapped app takes over, which is much, much worse.

LOL. The famous JuSt wOrKs experience.

About half a century ago, while trying to solve printer jamming problem, someone smart figured there's no single fits-everyone solution. But Apple and its army of fans are allergic to this paradigm.

Keep struggling, maybe you'll get there someday in a form of "revolutionary" Apple invention.

Or you'll adjust and learn to passionately love the new broken design. This worked so far.

This is as engaging as watching an animated gif.

At least SC has satisfying effects.

Isolate¹ russia, and you'll solve 99% of terrorism in the world.

You'll also be surprised to observe sudden disappearance of both far right and far left.

¹ assuming this is possible. The goal should be the eradication of russian deep state

Many devoted fans of AI like comparing LLMs to compilers for higher-level programming languages.

They argue that just as programmers once wrote ASM and C, the arrival of Java and Python meant you no longer had to be a neckbearded autistic kid to write software that doesn't leak memory or segfault.

Arguments like this show me you’ve never done software engineering seriously.

Despite compilers (written by some of the smartest engineers on Earth) trying hard to prevent developers from writing shitty software, those new age "engineers" still managed to ship software that crashes, leaks, and generally sucks.

I'm not saying this email client is not secure (although I'd bet 5$, it is). But it seems beyond silly to assume software is automatically safe just because a new piece of tech can potentially find vulnerabilities. Intent still matters. And the 99% would never have the intent to write secure software.

Designing an MCP is just slightly easier than designing a good API (you're not pressed to make things right from the first try).

Unlike slapping an AI agent on top while making zero promises about its capabilities.

> There's not a lot needed UI-wise to make a functioning interface

I remember waiting for ~15 years until Thunderbird finally implemented rich content support in the e-mail list (needed for a proper 3-column layout, as otherwise the e-mail list, being a simple table, wouldn't fit on the widest screens available).

So, yeah... Not a lot, but Thunderbird has been missing the bar for over a decade.

"claude, make no mistakes" is your best protection

Yet the one who is the most proud of it

Oh, these wannabe intellectualist.

Russians been messing with your elections, blowing up factories, inducing illegal immigration, destroying infrastructure and openly threatening to turn Europe into a radioactive dust. Meanwhile people: "hopefully investigators find out".

Seriously, this is ridiculous

Don't believe everything you read.

This is russian sabotage + russian trolls now trying to make it look like it's something else

It is russia, no surprises.

One has to be an idiot to assume otherwise at this point

A music creation tool by people and for people who either don't understand music, or low-key hate it.