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While Apple’s HomePod strategy has been somewhat scattered, with the original high-end speaker discontinued last year and the cheaper HomePod mini struggling to compete against the Amazon Echo and Google Nest Audio, Apple reportedly hasn’t given u…

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Have you heard of these nothing burgers? Apparently, they make the entire burger from absolutely nothing. The Macalope doesn’t know how they do it and still make a profit. It’s crazy. Which brings us to 5G. You remember 5G, right? It’s the t…

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When it works correctly, email can feel seamless. But a failure reveals its two separate components: one kind of server handles your mail app retrieving messages; another sends them out. These distinct components might reside on physically differe…

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How can I inspect the environment variables of a running process in Big Sur?

How can I see env vars of a running process? The solution from here doesn't seem to work: ➜ ~ TEST=test /bin/bash -c 'sleep 1000 && echo $TEST' & [1] 27677 ➜ ~ ps eww 27677 PID TT STAT TIME COMMAND 27677 s010 SN 0:00.01…

Leaked iPhone 14 case molds confirm big changes on the way

We’re still about five months away from Apple’s fall iPhone event, but the rumors and leaks don’t stop coming. Now we have a purported photo of the iPhone 14 molds used by case makers, and it shows big changes are on the way. The photos, courte…