porkchop @ porkchop @lemm.ee

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Huh, didn’t know that 💪

I assume the response to this would be a pi-hole, but I just don’t personally have the patience, energy, or spare running machine to set that up ¯(ツ)_/¯

Just out of curiosity, do you avoid YouTube or just deal with the ads? I’ve been on a premium family plan for years and love it - we watch a lot of yt.

Nice! Ty for the explanation :)

I don’t think I’ve seen iStat menus listed yet! Looooongtime favorite of mine. I have network throughput listed on my work machine (+bartender hiding everything else) and that + temp + fan speed on my old old home server

3 finger swipe up - go to “home” (top of page)

4 finger swipe down - close window

4 finger swipe up - zoom

I use BTT! What’s zero delay switching?

What a time to be alive. Thank you!!

Personally, I’m not surprised. I thought a 3D dancing baby was real.

Test

Edit: yes, you can

I’m personally using Voyager and so happy with it so far

Same, but Apollo. I’m still grumpy about it.

People just looking for sky to yell at ;)

Every app can write anything to external storage this has existed for a while for the iPad and 3rd party apps.

Apple is making a cheaper, lower capacity option with the ability to add your own unrestricted storage and you complain about… nothing really.

If you’re a professional shooting 4K 60 ProRes video you likely have the budget to upgrade the storage (or shoot with a real professional grade camera.) it’s highly unlikely you could have a good user experience with 128GB (minus the OS and all your other personal garbage) filling up in minutes shooting in this mode. The lower capacity models aren’t designed for those specific use cases in mind, and it’s cool they’ve found a way around that limitation through the use of external attached storage.

They use the chrome rendering engine but they are not chrome. You get the best of both worlds. Compatibility with your corporate g suite whatever with a security/privacy-first mindset (at least with Brave)

Depends on your RSS reader! I use “reeder” for Mac and iOS, it does an excellent job of sucking in RSS feeds just from a top-level URL (eg: theverge.com) and keeps everything synced via iCloud. Before that I used feedly in conjunction with a reader app (feedly would keep track of the RSS feeds and sync what was read/unread between clients) but honestly I just found syncing with iCloud faster/easier for me personally.

As for finding the feeds, it’s just a matter of curating from the news sites you personally enjoy the most. If you google a site + RSS you can usually find a link to their feed.

Side note: it drives me crazy if a site posts a ton of articles every day, so sometimes I’ll try a site out in my Reeder app, get a feel for it, and sometimes remove it if it becomes too much.

It’s in the article. 450g

They work great for me in chromium based browsers like Arc or Brave