Jim Morrison: Apple Kills Its Plan to Scan Your Photos for CSAM. Here’s What’s Next At the beginning of September 2021, Apple said it would pause the rollout of the feature to “collect input and make improvements before releasing these critically important child safety features.” In other words,
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.
Jason Snell: My social media is in an Mac app, or it’s nowhere Likewise, my use of private social apps like Slack and Discord is magnified by their availability on my Mac as discrete apps rather than bookmarks in Safari. I can launch them or quit them or hide
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.
Listen here This is an entry in the 365 Albums Project in which I plan on posting one album I enjoy every day for a full year.
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Listen here Every album I post from now through Christmas will be from 2022, so consider this my unsorted list of favorite records this year.
Welcome to December! Whether you celebrate anything this month or not, I hope you're doing well and are looking for some fun links and videos to start the month off right. Oh, and given I'm going to be sharing…checks notes…365 albums I like this
Not to turn this into a music-only blog, but I've been looking through my year in music (Apple Music 2022 Replay) and decided it was time to make my top songs of the year list (since nothing really comes out in December). A couple notes! * No song this
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Koos Looijesteijn: Why is open source software so badly designed? Great design isn’t done by picking up a tiny issue and creating a solution for it. It’s done by gaining deep understanding for the problems people have, the context in which they use products and by testing solutions
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