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> Or just not have it at all? What is wrong with parental controls AND parenting?

It doesn't hand over control of computing to governments

> on a iPhone 19 pro

I wish the website could tell us how life is like in 2027!

Itd be nice if our computer programs were more deterministic, that's what we use computers for. Not to repeat failure modes of humans.

You can’t disable Liquid Glass. You can tone down some of the transparency but that all.

The A18 Pro chip has 8B of ram and no option to change it.

even more reasons to sandbox it to a container or vm

> In the real world, an M5 mini will give you a decent fraction of V100 performance

In the real world, the M5 Mini is not yet on the market. Check your LLM/LLM facts ;)

Oh I guess I never tried while clicking on the Sidebar!

Wish it worked on all windows. For some reason Settings is exempt from this, for example.

Content is the filler in the limited space between ads.

> your agentic platform vendor will be responsible for not showing important things

That'll be covered by their ToS/contracts so they won't be liable

Personal intelligence, the (awkward) feature where you can take a screenshot and get Siri to explain stuff, and the new spotlight features where you can type out stuff you want to do in apps probably hints at that…

You missed out on the rest of the analogy though, which is the part where the photo is not reviewed before handing it over to the client.

Don’t read the code, test for desired behavior, miss out on all the hidden undesired behavior injected by malicious prompts or AI providers. Brave new world!

How convenient...... indeed

Came here to say the same

Or IOW, Googles solution affects only messages. Apple’s solution affects your whole digital life so the consequences are a lot more dire.

> What are the best options for porting Mac default keybindings over to KDE?

My recommendation is to get used to the KDE keybindings, and individual applications' keybindings. You'll never be able to fully replicate the macOS keybinding experience, so better get used to it. (Same when people use macOS, I recommend to get used to their keybindings and not try to replicate Linux/Windows)

… while every other country waits to see how it goes while drafting plans to emulate this

Sure, it tries really hard not to, but there might be some attack/malware/hidden prompt that does it, one day, out of the blue...

Wondering too, I found Windsurf excellent for what it does, but do miss my preferred $EDITOR

Not for changes made outside of the repo….

Cowork is only available on macOS for now I think.

Don’t give them any ideas!

> I believe Microsoft builds VS Code releases by building VS Codium

Isnt vscodium a specific product built strictly from open-source VS Code source code? It's not affiliated with Microsoft, they simply build from the same base then tweak it in different ways.

This is somewhat unlike my understanding of Chromium/Chrome which is similar to what you described.

While holding it down, tap with another finger to start selecting text instead of just moving the cursor around.

I suppose writing an article title is hard. The article could be about a few different related things. The hardware and the software side of it.

That’s about all I’ll say though, not my article.

Maybe the remaining 1/3 answers the question.

> I literally met my wife because I had a vim shirt on and she was an emacs user.

The editor wars are officially over. Thanks for your story!

> We have a dearth of authority figures today; there's nobody around to shame bad actors.

Worse. The bad actors have become the authority figures.