I have a weather app that I like to support. It’s only once a year. My only other subscription is music.

Just in time for them to lock my old account.

The iPhone 6 was the thinnest iPhone. They’ve been getting thicker ever since. Including or not including bump.

The base of the iPhone 17 pro is thinner than the 4 (8.75 vs 9.3mm) but the bump takes it up to 13mm.

I really want to go AV1 too. Most of what I play is airplayed from my ipad to whatever so I only need my iPad to support it. But I’m not buying an iPad air just to airplay AV1.

But H265 has been prevalent for about 10 years now so basically any smart TV made in the last 3 years should support it. And if yours don’t then any el cheapo smart tv stick should.

You don’t even necessarily need to delete either. If you have a ton of H.264 video you could convert it to 265 or AV1 with minimal quality loss, but huge space savings.

Windows 10 to 11 is a much simpler jump than 10 to Ubuntu.

Than what? A Dell XPS costs just as much. As a bonus it throttles just as much as the Intel machines.

Have you ever tried running with a boner? You wear out quickly.

that’s what backups are for.

If it’s a vm then snapshots are a godsend. Update didn’t work? Revert.

I ran into a whole list of games I wanted to play that don’t work right when I tried last.

Off the top of my head I know Forza Horizon 5 from the microsoft store doesn’t work. Being from the MS store has nothing to do with it, it’s the splash screen. The controller works great for the 5 seconds it’s up. But when the game actually opens then steam input decides to stop working, even though steam knows the game is still open. Valve could easily fix this by just applying steam input forever until the program quits. But they don’t. So if I want too play that game I need to use a 3rd party steam input wrapper just to make the damn controller act as a controller.

I have many complaints about the steam controller. Build quality isn’t one of them.

Not all work properly.

Pretty much any game with a launcher or a splash screen won’t work right.

They’re not 90%

There’s always the classic sit-ups/crunches. And bridges will work your legs a bit too.

Stockholm syndrome?

https://support.apple.com/en-us/102527#%3A~%3Atext=and+it+will+remain+available+through+the+forthcoming+macOS+27+—+the+next+major+macOS+release.

Rosetta is currently available for any Mac with Apple silicon, and it will remain available through the forthcoming macOS 27 — the next major macOS release. Starting with computers using macOS 28, Rosetta functionality will be available only for certain older, unmaintained games that rely on Intel-based frameworks.

Neat, wonder what’s included in Mac OS 28s games, and if it can be hacked to run on whatever.

FYI Rosetta 2 is not supported on the next Mac OS release so it won’t be playable if you update.

And yet the “mobile chip” in my Mac Studio absolutely crushes my 9800x3d while using almost half the power.

Very few Intel devices supported Mac OS 26. They’d been winding down supported machines for a while before that.