Every tech CEO loves to cosplay as "announcing the iPhone" 2007 Steve Jobs but nobody ever tries to cosplay as the "pulling Apple back from the brink by focusing on core competencies" 1997 Steve Jobs.

Would there even be a Pebble reboot if there wasn't a community around the watch and projects like Rebble?

Can this be used to enable multiple display support on iPhones/non-pro iPads? Would be pretty damn cool if so.

Update - YES. Misaka26, enabling Stage Manager through it enables external display support on my non-pro iPad.

I think the hardware is t there in A-series chips. But not positive.

Has to be software, given that the non-Pro iPads can mirror the internal display or play video full screen.

This website is called Hacker News.

This but unironically.

Nice, glad they're actually adding more fox and not less fox. I remember that foxless rebrand they had to walk back a little, it was lame.

>In October 22, the sumobot was introduced to Japanese KB articles. I cannot accept its behavior and no words. [...] It has been working now without our acceptance, without controls, without communications.

How exactly did you manage to place the blame for no communication on Japanese contributors here given the actual complaint in question?

Specifically from a HOBBYIST perspective, what bothers me about the App Store is not even the 30% thing, but just... the pain of it all. The rejection horror stories, the "Apple told me to change my app's entire model" stories, the "I can't put this little gadget specifically for me and my family on the App Store" problem, and so on and so on. There's really no home but the web for silly little things.

What bothers me is that despite all of that pain, they still let through a ton of low-effort app clones in their store, which sometimes even come up before the original ones. If you search for GTA you get a ton of lookalikes, some of which even use screenshots of GTA V which clearly aren't the actual game.

You can’t even report behavior that should get an app pulled from the App Store.

I know of multiple apps that have malicious ad networks in them, don’t disclose their ad networks, and have no mechanisms to report the ads inside the ad networks or any of the content to them, they just say the ads are “served by one of our partners”.

Don't forget "apple approved my app already but is now blocking bugfixes until I overhaul the entire thing to appease this new reviewer"

And then repeat that every few months.

It's so frustrating that most man pages explicitly go out of their way to avoid having examples or answering "how do I X" questions.

YouTube recommendations are always so rage-baity for me to the point where I blocked them entirely.

Can't look up a movie or a gadget without getting a thumbnail with big red letters saying that the thing sucks, this despite me avoiding review/reaction content like the plague.

“This changes everything”. That title of every third YouTube video has never been true