Hopefully it comes to more than just pixels, especially to the likes of Graphene and Lineage

What’s the difference? Are they published by the same developers?

A little more context:

The US Embassy has urgently advised US citizens across the Middle East to ‘consider departing or be ready to depart if there is an escalation [in the Iran war]’

Genuine question: why would they build this on ATProto instead of ActivityPub? Is it better applied somehow?

We (in the US) pay something like 3-5% more for things to cover credit card transaction fees. If you’re not getting rewards for that purchase, you’re simply losing all of that money. That’s why I use a credit card with rewards, and it’s also a reason (alongside the points in this post) that I would support any movement to get rid of them.

As with all bunny.net services, accounts using the platform are subject to our standard $1/month minimum spend, but DNS itself no longer incurs any usage-based charges.

I’m not saying Bunny is bad for this but there are services like deSEC that are actually free free, while respecting privacy too.

I don’t know the current status but the macos update broke booting into Asahi. Everything is still there, just not bootable. I just haven’t booted, let alone updated, macos so I have had no issues personally.

I used a Macbook Pro (M1) for work and I loved it. But a few years in, liquid glass ruined everything making it laggy and incredibly frustrating to use. I had already installed Asahi and I switched to that full time, accepting some battery loss but keeping the excellent hardware still.

So, my point is that you might be able to have the best if both worlds. Look at the Asahi documentation and see if a supported (or even planned) device works for you, and use MacOS until you want to switch to Asahi. I would recommendation installing Asahi ASAP though in case Apple breaks it like they did with OS 27.

Just a suggestion based on my experience, do what seems best for you!

He argues that models will become commodity infrastructure and that innovation and pricing power will have to move up the stack.

The likely winners will be the companies that control software distribution and delivery – operating system vendors like Apple, Google, and Microsoft, and cloud service providers like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.

Useless article. The type person who has Arch installed on a computer is the opposite of the demographic of the Neo. The Neo is designed for high school students who don’t even know what Linux is.

The end even says that it’s great for web browsing and watching Netflix. That’s what it’s designed to do at a competitive price, plus integrating with Apple’s ecosystem.

It doesn’t suck, it just wasn’t made for you.

Following a “dialog with Apple since early 2024,” Swiss companies now have access to iPhone NFC. However, COMCO says that the terms and conditions differ from those in the European Economic Area, and may not comply with Swiss antitrust law.

Other apps can use’s iPhones NFC for payment functionality, the probe is to see if the requirements to be able to do so are reasonable.

Aside from privacy concerns, this is the biggest reason I stay away from Google products. I don’t want to start relying on a platform only to have them kill it.