Apple pretty much confirmed it due to EU regulations.

On a side note, I think that level of regulation is dumb. Who decides when it’s time to move on from USB-C when a suitable replacement is made by someone? This isn’t 30 years ago. There’s effectively 2 charger types left. Silly to dictate that one standard needs to be used when the market sorted that out long ago.

I just read that. I guess that makes a little sense. Crazy, man.

I just can’t understand why ANYONE with that much money wouldn’t be a little more careful about where they choose to take risk. A little investigation on their part would have turned up the previous safety concerns.

I use apple reminders. For notes, it depends on what type of note. If it’s just a quick note on my phone, I use the included Apple Notes.

If I’m on my iPad with my Pencil, then I’m using Good Notes 5

They said it was related to their use of Bing in their search results and they inevitably removed those pieces of code. I believe it might have stemmed from clicking through from the search to the actual site, but I don’t remember the details. I still trust them quite a bit.

I appreciate their effort and use their search as my main search engine on all devices, but I don’t see a need for me to switch from Firefox, which is equally focused on privacy.

I believe there are a number of apps in early development stages. I saw a post on KBin yesterday linking to them, but I can’t find it now.

Crazy that I have to ask…

But did I miss something new? Hard to keep up with the pace of their stupidity.

Imagine looking at the chaos of Twitter and thinking “wow, that’s a great idea. I need to do the same”

Twitter is seeing declines in usage and has quickly fallen from its position of having an outsized place in the social conversation to a position of being a train wreck everyone is enjoying watching.