madeofpalk

> I'm surprised that (particularly non-US) regulators are not investigating them yet.

This is basically the reason Google lost their Play Store anti-trust lawsuit when Apple won theirs. Google did all these incriminating, behind closed doors deals to lock out competition from their “open ecosystem”, where Apple never pretended to be open to behind with.

As a web developer in 2014 when I first heard about react, I had never heard about WM_PAINT as I was not a Win32 developer.

The new issues and PR search, and new listings UI is great improvement. More functionality and more dense UI showing more things.

Improvements to Projects have been really good. Personally, I find no need for external project management tools anymore.

The issues and projects team(s?) have been cooking.

> I’m surprised at the negativity here

I’m not at all. People around here love to hate GitHub, and think any change to a product or design is incredibly regressive. These to combine and people lose their minds.

You can save custom filters to that page as well, if helpful.

I've always used Enterprise per-token billing for Claude Code and I've never understood these nerf complaints. I've never noticed any slow downs at certain times of day, or a gradual decline in quality.

Wait. Is this Poe’s Law in action? This isn’t satire or sarcasm?

Huh. I’ve never worked at a company that doesn’t primarily/exclusively use Google Docs/Sheets/Slides. Guess that goes to show we’re really all in our own little bubble.

Third case is you’re just an employee at a company who pays for an enterprise codex/claude/whatever for you, and you just use whatever the best available is. Maybe they’ve locked away Astra or Fable, but if cost literally isn’t an issue (at this moment) is there still a benefit to Deepseek?

The problem with Amazon owning IMDB, or A24 potentially owning Letterboxd, is not that they would screw with it, but that every move they make will be put through that lease. Even with NYT being the owners I’m sure there would be the regular ‘drama’ of whatever woke/anti-woke influence they may have over it.

What 5 start ratings have they purchased?

Do you think other countries don't have 'non-citizens'?

The situation is weird. No one thinks like this, or it isn't a problem, in cities that actually have good public transport. A drug addict has never entered my mind when riding public transport in London, Paris, Sydney, Tokyo, etc.

Honestly if they were really serious about this they would have released this back in December. Shame. Steve Jobs is rolling in his grave!!

Apps not rebuilt with the latest SDK will display in pillar-boxes mode, centred on the screen.

If it's important enough, it'll be elsewhere.

You can knowledge it's there, and just not read it. There's lots of links on the internet that I don't click.

I'm sure there are people who genuinely need to receive information that's only on that site, but personally I'm enjoying the feeling of the joy of missing out.

Why is it not believable that people think he's a bit weird and potentially unstable?

He's been having this mental breakdown constantly for the last who knows how many years.

Is the factory applied screen protector user replaceable? Or is it a screen protector in the same way that the glass is 'screen protector'? It's just a part of the assembly?

The other part of Apple's strategy is "lets not waste money doing all that expensive research - lets just pay them for the finished result and save money".

Maybe I'm naive, but I feel like if Plex was going to do anything to existing lifetime subscriptions, they would have done it by now. I think we're fine for now.

> Another is using smaller font size to make more info visible at once

This doesn't sound very usable to me.

That's because at the end of the day:

- accessibility is just usability. all it is is making sure your product is as usable by as many people as possible.

- it's a myth that "people with disabilities" are some other that excludes you, and 'accessibility' or assistive technologies only benefits other people. Everyone is only temporarily 'abled'. You need to use prescription glasses to comfortable read a computer screen? You're a parent trying to watch some TV while getting your child to sleep? All benefit from assistive technologies.

What's the upside of this? Seems like it would only make links longer and more annoying to type in, when the intention is to make civic participation easier.

Chapters and artwork have been features of podcasting since the very beginning. They've been supported in mp3 for like over 20 years.

I've observed a bunch of people not being vocal and complaining, but just flat out switching. For every person you see online complaining, there's bound to be more who are equally annoyed and not being vocal, but just acting. Any many others that aren't bothered at all.

I was using claude tethered via my phone, and would lose signal every now and then as we went through a tunnel. I was glad for how resilient it was its its eventual retries.

I presume there’s a lot of companies out there paying GitHub very large sums to host all their private repos.

Of all the problems with YAML, how is comments a footgun?