lazyload

+1 for Migadu! I'd been a paying customer for Protonmail for a few years now but stuff like this had slowly been pushing me away. A few months ago I set up Migadu with my own domain and it's worked without issue ever since. Another plus is that I can finally use my own email clients without having to deal with proton bridge

- Tiny Meat Gang

- Coffee with Butterscotch

- Crime Junkie

- Stuff You Should Know

- Serial

I've tried listening to some engineering/tech podcasts, but honestly I've grown more and more fatigued with anything tech beyond the 8 hours of work.

It seems slightly disingenuous to refer to this as “Spotify Developer Tools” while linking to a script specifically for deleting (or unfollowing, rather) playlists. That said, if this was expanded into some slightly broader wrapper around more of the API’s functionality, that could be really useful!

fwiw opening the article in an incognito tab usually does the trick to get past the article limits. That said, you're right on the money about how badly it sometimes seems that medium doesn't want me to ever use their service

I've been happily using NextDNS for a few months now on my mac and iPhone with no problems so far :)

I’m a happily paying user of 1Password personally, although I’ve used bitwarden in the past and it’s great and self hostable too. I just prefer 1pass for its fast updates and great integration with the Apple ecosystem. If you wanna host your data with gdrive or the like keepass is less polished but also very solid.

Hard to be completely sure without RH or the family specifying, but browsing r/WSB’s thread on the incident, looks like a lot of people have encountered this exact same issue and had it clear up the next day

The service has to monetize somehow? Unobtrusive, non-retargeted aren’t a dealbreaker by any means for me, and I loathe the ads industry in general

I appreciate the no-bs lightweight website sentiment as much as anyone, but I think there's also something to be said about drastically improving readability with some line-height and font styling.

Seems about par for the course. I'm sure a lot of policy would have to be enacted to allow something like that, and my company (also a large tech company) announced something similar not too long ago.

I've only really noticed the degradation in the last month or so, and it's taken maybe ~1 hour off of their initial battery life which doesn't bode well for their longevity :/ I'll look into bluetooth receivers for next time, thank you for the rec!

> a lot of people hated it, until it was a nonissue

While I got the Airpods Pro when they launched and loved them at first, the battery degradation and seemingly worse ANC performance has really irked me given their price. I've also tried using cheaper wireless earbuds, but their connectivity can be spotty. I know it's not the worst issue, but I do miss being able to take a pair of wired earbuds and use them freely between my laptop and phone and not have to worry about their battery lives.