The Ladies talk about what Apple will announce at their September event, voice patterns, and a little bit of music. Apologies for the buzzing The post Three Geeky Ladies – What Will Apple Announce? – Episode 134 appeared first on MyMac.com.
Lees meerThe Wall Street Journal (via Christopher Mims): In practice, Amazon has increasingly evolved like a flea market. It exercises limited oversight over items listed by millions of third-party sellers, many of them anonymous, many in China, some offerin…
Lees meerbymultun (via Hacker News): The current most used version of the language, c99, brought a bunch of new features, many of which are completely unknown to most C programmers (Older specifications obviously also have some dark corners). Here are the on…
Lees meerNatalie Silvanovich: CVE-2019-8646 is a somewhat unusual vulnerability I reported in iMessage. It has a number of consequences, including information leakage and the ability to remotely read files on a device. This blog post discusses the ways that …
Lees meerGitUp adds support for Dark Mode, Catalina, drag-and-dropping files out of the app, and DiffMerge tool support. Previously: Using GitUp
Lees meerKirk McElhearn: Apple released the HomePod in February, 2018, and the device has never seemed to catch on. There have been strong rumors recently about a HomePod 2 coming next year. But there are lots of problems with the HomePod, which Apple needs …
Lees meerJuli Clover (Hacker News): Previously, the Microsoft Edge browser was available as a preview build, but Microsoft has now graduated to an official beta. Microsoft’s beta channel represents more stable software than the preview channel. […] The beta …
Lees meerApple (via MacRumors, The Verge): If your titanium Apple Card comes into contact with hard surfaces or materials, it’s possible that the coating can be damaged. […] Some fabrics, like leather and denim, might cause permanent discoloration that will …
Lees meerJeff Vogel (via Dare Obasanjo, Hacker News): The key problem here is that, when most people say, “Your art looks bad,” what they mean is, “I want art that is good.” They mean, “I want AAA-quality art.” And I can’t make that. Not even close.I have ha…
Lees meerIan Lance Taylor (via Hacker News): If we can write generic types, we can define new data structures, like these, that have the same type-checking advantages as [the built-in] slices and maps: the compiler can statically type-check the types of the …
Lees meerJosh Centers: The downside of this workaround is the amount of gear involved: a USB cable from Apple’s adapter to the hub and the hub’s beefy charging brick. I’d prefer not to travel with such a collection. Plus, the Lightning to USB Camera Adapter …
Lees meerSimple Opt Out (via Troy Davis): Simple Opt Out is drawing attention to opt-out data sharing and marketing practices that many people aren’t aware of (and most people don’t want), then making it easier to opt out. For example:Target “may share your …
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