Posts TaggedApple

It's a little light this week, but heavy on free speaech and the internet.

Last week, leading up to Joe Biden’s State of the Union Address, I probably received close to 3 dozen text messages from various political groups asking me what I think of Biden, if I was going to watch his speech, and who knows what else. I’m really starting to get sick of these messages and with the 2024 election season kicking off, it’s going to get worse.

This week I read about why lock-in hurts consumers, Google's overpowering leverage of internet content, new CSS tips, and more.

A day late this week, but still a bunch of great articles on Apple, CSS animations, why you don't always need JavaScript, and more.

This week I read about how mistakes made in 1999 are still relevant today, .NET 8 RC1 being released, and the never-ending scam that is public funding for sports stadiums.

This week I read about Reddit’s bullshit and CEOs screwing over employees.

NASA makes a big announcement about Artemis II, rumors about Apple’s USB-C iPhone, Twitter being Twitter, and more.

Due to a trip out of town last weekend, this edition has 2 weeks worth of links!

CSS is finally getting a killer feature, Elon is being Elon & the Supreme Court hears an important Internet case.

This week we look at the next version of TypeScript, the new version of EntityFramework, a big acquisition at Netlify and more.

A little light this week. Identity thieves targeted a credit reporting agency, a look at the podcasting market, and more.

Mastodon is making some in-roads, Apple is considering opening up a bit on iOS and LastPass is in some trouble.

There's no escaping the Twitter drama this week after Elon's petty hypocrisy. But outside that, we look at the celebrating the 75th birthday of the transistor, a big advancement in fusion energy, as well as a big announcement from Apple.

Ignoring more Twitter drama this week to look at the FTC filing a lawsuit to stop Microsoft and more.

It was a relatively light week with American Thanksgiving.

Was a little busy last week so this week is a little longer.

Didn't get to much reading this week, but a little bit on CSS, Apple's issues with WebKit and iOS, and women and grunge.

I know the Apple Watch has been around for over 5 years, and I've had one for almost 4, but I thought I'd share my reasons for still wearing it and why I like it.