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@thumbsup.eth
Testing this out. Per app volume control for mac.
https://github.com/ronitsingh10/FineTune
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@kazani
Apple sold out the MacBook Neo which was designed around defective chips
But surging demand has exhausted supply, leaving Apple unable to ramp production without switching to full-spec chips at higher cost, creating a supply crunch irony
https://www.culpium.com/p/apple-in-talks-to-boost-mac-neo-production
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@kazani
Why do Macs ask you to press random keys when connecting a new keyboard?
https://unsung.aresluna.org/why-do-macs-ask-you-to-press-random-keys-when-connecting-a-new-keyboard/
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@thumbsup.eth
My mac is like falling apart. No recent update is fixing the issues. Raycast won't open, I'm stuck using spotlight which is godawful. I've uninstalled it down to the atomic level and reinstalled from scratch multiple times to no avail. 1password in the browser stopped working. Had to uninstall and reinstall; for now it seems ok. Logi Options stopped working so now my MX Master 2S won't let me use any of the macro buttons, which sucks because I have the thumb press mapped to exposé and use it often. Going a little crazy. Anyone else?
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@thumbsup.eth
iOS26 wasn’t buggy for me for a long time. And I used the public beta from launch day until the official release, at which point I moved to the “stable” release channel. But lately the keyboard will pop up and won’t go down and almost every day I find myself in at least one situation where I feel like I can’t even do a normal thing. Despite being fully on board with the design language and using a ton of iOS-exclusive apps, I’m genuinely considering jumping ship.
Anyone else having issues like this?
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@trh
"management questionable for this evaluation"
https://x.com/sequoia/status/2039434032132575544
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@kazani
Apple Positions Itself as "Unspyable"
https://techcrunch.com/2026/03/27/apple-says-no-one-using-lockdown-mode-has-been-hacked-with-spyware/
Apple asserts that, since the launch of Lockdown Mode in 2022, no iPhone with this feature enabled has been compromised by high-level spyware, such as that used by governments or specialized firms.
This mode blocks most message attachments, disables advanced web technologies that are frequently exploited, prevents automatic connections to unsecured Wi-Fi networks, and deactivates numerous features and services native to Apple itself.
Independent researchers from groups such as Citizen Lab and Amnesty International have reviewed real-world cases of espionage involving tools like Pegasus or Predator; in instances where Lockdown Mode was enabled, the attacks were either blocked or theoretically abandoned outright by the attackers.
Although it significantly diminishes daily convenience by restricting many functions, it is a mode that genuinely enhances the security of the device itself.
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@sgniwder
it's disappointing that there's a known issue that bluetooth on iphones has major issues since ios26 came out and we're at 26.4 and no fix yet.
nothing seems to connect unless i turn bluetooth off and back on.
carplay, airpods disconnect randomly
it's awful!
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@jarrettr
Unfortunate :/
I guess if you NEED pcie you’re stuck with external thunderbolt pcie enclosures from now on 😬
https://x.com/9to5mac/status/2037273705156391027?s=46
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