you’re missing the point. apple isn’t trying to subconsciously convince people SMS sucks by using an ‘ugly’ color for SMS. they clearly do not think green is ugly, that’s just your opinion.
I get that you want the option to change colors, and that’s understandable. Just don’t project your subjective preferences into corporate conspiracies that make no sense.
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look up carplay, it’s a specific car UI run from your iphone.
Apple does not use green because it’s ugly. Green was the original color for SMS since iphone 1, when imessage did not even exist yet. That’s why the app icon is green to this day, not blue. At that time green was the only color in the app, and the app was in fact called “SMS”, not “Messages”.
some blocks of known VPN ip addresses are flagged by services. so circumvention by vpn can be hit or miss.
obviously nothing is literally “free”, that’s a trivial point to make. operational funds have to come for somewhere. The point was there’s no additional cost to the reader (that they aren’t already paying for) to get news from those sources and they don’t depend on ad revenue or data monetization to make a profit.
npr and associated press are free and not for profit.
But it will never replace physical instruments for me
FOR YOU (and for what it’s worth for me as well). Meanwhile many more people will be introduced to music creation than they otherwise would have due to there being many more ways to do it now. Stop being a gatekeeper.
how are MacBook airs under specced?
I think most people in here are overthinking things. The simple fact is all the low hanging fruit apps were created a long time ago. There just isn’t much left to do with apps anymore, particularly from an independent developer perspective. So what you have now is a bunch of new developers recreating the wheel trying to make a buck with ads or tricking people into subscriptions after a free trial.
(and presumably the device is at least marginally profitable at the high price
parts alone, maybe. with R&D factored in, probably not.
just a suggestion since you seem to be reasonably tech literate. instead of a Mac mini NAS you may want to consider an x86 NAS with windows or something like unraid. Or if you really really want a Mac mini, maybe consider a used Intel Mac mini.
native windows or virtualization will be more reliable on intel/AMD rather than ARM. then you could RDP from your MacBook to use the windows apps.
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but do you need all 1.4TB on your phone at all times?
even if it was free apple would probably find a way to break it.
or there are functional downsides to the fix.
Apple Watch: ability to choose separate faces for always-on-display power states. Set one face for the low power setting (for example, an aesthetic/stylish face), and a different face for the active state (for example, a more info dense face for practicality).
I want a clear glass back iPhone.
I still feel like that with my s4. only problem is the battery is becoming an issue.
literally go fuck yourself.