Very reasonable take. Thank you!

Source for the last paragraph?

Apps should be improved/just as affected, so it's likely not your imagination.

Greedy of them to not just release support for all 7000 series cards simultaneously.

Some .deb packages actually include their repository and they can then be updated via the package manager. An example for this is the Vivaldi .deb.

Here in Germany I get a "real" (non-shared) IPv4 address and a /48 IPv6 subnet I think. With Telekom at least. Vodafone is another story. I think the user must be able to use their own router because of some EU law.

If you find that macOS and the software for it lead to good productivity, I'd advise against ditching it solely for having to allow unsigned applications to run. It's a few clicks once per app.

I didn't use Asahi myself. I'd imagine it works for quite a few people, but I personally wouldn't use it as a daily driver, because the community support is much smaller compared to popular distributions. I'd get a non-Apple computer for using Linux. You could just try it out though, obviously.

They were HEVC iirc, but 5 GB for 1.5 hours will hurt the quality quite a lot.

Will you push this build to TestFlight?

Music purchased from the iTunes Store is DRM free though. I think they actually upgraded purchases made prior to this change to DRM free versions (called iTunes Plus or something).

Works for me last time I checked, I'm even on the same instance as you.

Let me check if it still works.

iCloud Mail, because using custom domains and "Hide My Email" aliases are included in iCloud+ which I have anyway (any storage subscription includes access to iCloud+), it's free and it works fairly well.

But ProtonMail and the likes are obviously way better in terms of privacy, but iCloud Mail works for me.

Currently an iPhone 13 Pro with iOS (obviously :'D).

Nothing wrong with a full-size keyboard, but "mini keyboards" didn't really target "gamers" at all at first. Most of the OG 60% keyboards like the KNC Poker weren't marketed towards gamers, and most still aren't (though they certainly work well for gaming use).

Not sure how they are "useless", you can be as productive or more productive compared to a full-size keyboard if it suits you.

Well, they could decide to not gimp their base models and make storage and RAM upgrades cheaper, like you say. The new base M3 MacBook Pro only exists to upsell you to a M3 Pro MacBook Pro.

If they feel like they have to have a normal M3 MacBook Pro model, they at least shouldn't gimp it and give it 16 GB of RAM as default. Also, add another display controller to the base M3. We all know you don't do it just so you can upsell to an M3 Pro.

Like I said in another thread, Apple (like all companies) always try to upsell and that's fine as a concept, but these days some of the lower-end products sole reason of existence is to upsell the customer to a more expensive product. Make these lower-end products good products.

And yeah, storage and RAM upgrades should cost half as much at most. 16/512 should absolutely be the minimum default on $1,000+ computers as well.

Also, why would people upgrade from an M1 or M2 based Mac to an M3 based one? The vast majority of people won't.

Overcast iOS app comes to mind.

Following step 3 (and only step 3) so far worked for me.

The popup reappears every now and then, but updating filter lists again always fixed it. Let's see how it goes longterm.

You guys recommend VSCodium over VSCode. Is there a working sync solution similar to the one built into VSCode where you can sync all settings and extensions between machines?

Except that you're not contributing anything to help your crew mates when using a debrid service that just leeches and nothing else.

No honor among thieves I suppose :'D

I use automatic torrent management mode with qBittorrent for most things and set it to seed every torrent for 40 days (iirc). If I had unlimited storage space, I'd probably seed forever, but I found that 40 days works well for me.

Also, don't use a Debrid service. These services just leech requested torrents and then instantly stop seeding (if they even upload during download, not sure). This is bad for torrent health on public trackers, and will quickly get you banned on private trackers.