I have T-Mobile but only buy unlocked phones with Apple Card financing. This is a very annoying change and to be frank, negates teh single largest benefit of this card for me. I am going to work this out of my regular spending rotation and close it once all my ... See More installments are paid off.

Annoying change.

Discontinuing financing with their own card? Absurd. It's not a very good card in the first place. Now a key benefit for people is gone.

Let’s see how this will resolve. Of cause I would like to see more games for Mac. But I doubt the devs are taking this chance.

In the past several events, Apple has shown interest in making Mac as gaming device. We will have to see whether the latest endeavor will yield any interest from developers.

People are using this tool to play windows games on the Mac. It’s very similar to what the steam deck does to get windows games to run on its Linux version. The downside is it has to also translate x86 code to arm which will slow games down. Hopefully apple ... See More puts effort into this and releases a consumer version that they officially support. I’m not sure how many developers will use this tool to actually port their games over but if apple made a big push to get support from game studios it might work. It definitely working on the steam deck

Funny because 63% is also the amount of RAM Chrome yearns for…

A lot of my clients (I am an Apple Tech) use Chrome on their macs without really knowing why. Until a few years ago, you had to have at least another browser to access sites that didn’t play fair with safari. Nowadays, WebKit optimization is a thing, and you can just have ... See More one browser. I personally removed chrome (that was my second backup after Firefox) because Google already knows enough of my dirty little secrets. EDIT: Apparently I wasn’t clear. I am not saying that NOBODY has reason to install Chrome. A lot of MY CLIENTS don’t. There ARE circumstances that require running it, I am not disputing that. But a lot of people install it with no other reason than habit, because they use(d) it on windows machines.

Then there’s me hanging out with Firefox for nearly a decade

Yeah it’s not the scratches I’m worried about

I’m not sure scratches are why people use cases in the first place. 

*Glass is glass, and glass breaks.*

The entire reason for this is because he got salty that chatgpt was trained on reddit data and he didn't get paid.

> This time, his argument is that the Reddit API – which has been used by third-party apps successfully for years – “was never designed to support third-party apps.” How can he even say this when Reddit used to be a 3rd party app before they made their own…