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Adam Tinworth

@adders
9 posts
2024-10-15
A good rule to keep online debate constructive is “play the ball, not the man”.  If you attack the poster, not the ideas, you're playing the man.  —  Mullenweg's response to DHH is pure playing the man, not the ball. https://ma.tt/...
2024-10-15 View on X
Matt Mullenweg

Matt Mullenweg responds to DHH's claim that “Automattic is doing open source dirty”, pointing out Rails' own trademark policy and taking some jabs at 37signals

RE: https://www.threads.net/... Casey Newton / @crumbler : The number of ad hominem personal attacks against DHH in here that have nothing to do with the issue are extremely tellin...

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2023-01-21
It's official. Third party Twitter apps are dead. Not a surprise given the events of the last week — but still a spectacularly shitty way to treat developers, some of whom have been working with you for 15 years. https://9to5google.com/...
2023-01-21 View on X
Engadget

Twitter quietly updates its developer agreement with a clause banning third-party clients, after claiming the company was “enforcing long-standing API rules”

This Twitter Developer Agreement ("Agreement") is made between you … Sean Heber / The Breakroom : Twitterrific: End of an Era Timi Cantisano / XDA Developers : Twitter's next updat...

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2023-01-20
It's official. Third party Twitter apps are dead. Not a surprise given the events of the last week — but still a spectacularly shitty way to treat developers, some of whom have been working with you for 15 years. https://9to5google.com/...
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Engadget

Twitter quietly updates its developer agreement with a clause banning third-party clients, after claiming the company was “enforcing long-standing API rules”

In case there was any doubt about Twitter's intentions in cutting off the developers of third-party apps …

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2022-03-10
I've always been very aware that Substack is heavily VC-backed, and that creates pressure to “build a moat” and become a platform. Their new app is clearly a step in that direction. https://onemanandhisblog.com/ ...
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One Man & His Blog

Substack's app lets users pause email delivery to read only in the app, building a moat for Substack that potentially protects it from competitors

Substack has launched a reader app for iOS, turning itself from a newsletter company into a platform one.  Publishers — beware.

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2021-10-26
MacOS Monterey is a weirdly bland update — having been using it for a couple of hours, you could have easily persuaded me that the install failed and that I was still in Big Sur.
2021-10-26 View on X
Ars Technica

macOS 12 Monterey review: automation on Mac is revitalized with Shortcuts, Low Power Mode is nice, and it's packed with tons of small tweaks like AirPlay to Mac

An iterative update to Big Sur that has a little something for everyone.  —  Big Sur was a landmark release of macOS, in ways both technical and symbolic.

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MacOS Monterey is a weirdly bland update — having been using it for a couple of hours, you could have easily persuaded me that the install failed and that I was still in Big Sur.
2021-10-26 View on X
AnandTech

Apple M1 Pro and Max review: CPU and GPU improvements offer an unparalleled combination of raw performance, unique acceleration, and power efficiency

Andrei Frumusanu / AnandTech :

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2021-03-26
Looks like @SubstackInc is having to refine/restate its content moderation policy again: https://blog.substack.com/... The reason seems pretty clear: Graham Linehan (aka Glinner) set up shop there after he was removed from most other platforms.
2021-03-26 View on X
Substack Blog

Substack offers further clarity on its content moderation guidelines, detailing its stance on harassment, doxxing, hate, and more

Hamish McKenzie / Substack Blog : Tweets: @adders , @alexhibbert , @aaronhuertas , @guillermokrh , @kirkegaardemil , @ggreenwald , @jer_diamond , and @mathewi See also Mediagazer ...

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2020-11-14
First impressions of Big Sur: amazingly fast on my ancient 2013 MacBook Pro. The visual refresh takes a little getting used to, but it's close enough to the current iPad look that it feels fairly familiar. A couple of hours in, and I haven't hit any problems yet.
2020-11-14 View on X
Ars Technica

Comprehensive macOS 11.0 Big Sur review: the end of OS X era

Talking With Apple! Chance Miller / 9to5Mac : Apple VPs talk M1 Macs, Rosetta 2 translation, and more in new interviews Erik Engheim / The Startup : PC Users in Denial About Apple ...

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2020-10-02
I just experienced this when I had to pop out in the car briefly. It's a big improvement: Apple Launches Revamped Maps App in the United Kingdom and Ireland 🗺 https://www.macrumors.com/...
2020-10-02 View on X
9to5Mac

Apple launches its updated Maps in UK, after completing rollout across the US in 2019, with its Look Around feature in London, Edinburgh, and Dublin

Benjamin Mayo / 9to5Mac :

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