I know 1Password can detect the app ID and use that as a match criteria. The problem is that it is not user intuitive to get the app ID to key into password manager; also doesn’t change the fact that the app most of the time just front end to some website, which already has an entry for the website, and shouldn’t require the user to go out of their way to find App ID to work around the dev’s inability to surfacing basic metadata about their service.

Bitter that you’re not able to use new features much? Reap what you sow.

It is unreasonable to expect platforms to open up everything to be ripped out and swapped for their competitors.

I expect platforms get more and more cautious as to what they release into unfavorable regulatory environments that offer only marginal economical benefits.

I hope Apple’s sources are better than Google’s sources, as there could be dangerous ramifications.

I’ve always wanted to have a flushed back with no camera mesa, but instead a thicker battery. Never happened because allegedly batteries are too heavy and people don’t lift.

One company spent years building privacy centric image, literally telling governments they cannot get into their clients’ devices; the other spent years finding new and exciting ways to serve targeted ads.

If security is a big concern then you may benefit from going professional route as an alternative to open source route.

NDI is kind of big player in broadcasting space and does a pretty good job as a wireless camera. You’d install NDI HX Camera on your phone, and use NDI Webcam from NDI Tools to get the cam feed from your Mac.

You can also use it to do silly Picture in Picture setup with OBS to have multiple angles of yourself (or, probably the more common use case, multiple subjects), captured and streamed simultaneously. Our little one wanted to take drawing class during COVID and we did the PinP setup for her zoom, laptop camera at her, and tripod with phone pointed at her drawing. The teacher really liked it and was able to work with her on some techniques.

Let’s chalk that one to autocorrupt :)

(Totally not just me being very hungry for food when I wrote that… no…

I can see some features being useful.

Removing unwanted people from photos seems table steak but it’s nice to see them catching up.

Siri being screen aware is going to be a lot more helpful than what it currently can do.

I’m at least intrigued at how the integration across different devices will play out with the private cloud thing.

Overall, seems like an acceptable privacy focused entrance into the LLM driven AI world most would expect from Apple.

There’s also BootCamp, which plays on same concept of alternative booting and well, literally a military bootcamp.

Internally, the bug tracker used to be called Radar before getting renamed to Feedbacks or whatever.

Just because you don’t see it doesn’t mean it is not there at a discrete level. You may not like it, and I am not here to make you like it. I’m merely pointing it out as a loose reference/possibility origin.

Edit: also I’m not the only one noticing it. It was mentioned on ATP back in 2017. So there’s that.

I know; the point is that it could be both and it fits the loosely represented theme.

AirPower is not just military power of dominance, but also a power charger for Apple products.

Similarly, Apple Intelligence is not just military intelligence but also an AI product/framework for the Apple platform.

Actually kind of make sense. Apple has previously used some product names that are tangentially “military” themed — AirPort Extreme and AirPower (RIP) comes to mind. So to play on military intelligence, naming it Apple Intelligence (or lighter weight variant of “AirIntelligence”) would fit the theme.

Edit: Also BootCamp, Radar (former bug tracker name), and AirDrop. If you really stretch it, Launchpad, Gatekeeper, and Secure Enclave also has similar vibes.

Cheesy or not, the game was incredibly fun to play with the little one. It is the first game my little one 100%’ed, and will always have a special place in my heart.

It’s entirely possible that they’re doing AB testing. Was more of a curiosity thing and didn’t mean to come off accusatory, sorry if it did!

Editorialized title for Lemmy or AB testing? I’m seeing this for title instead:

Apple’s AI plans involves ‘black box’ for cloud data

After DarkSky buy out, and Apple integrating the data source into their own feed (available to developers under WeatherKit ), I haven’t found the need for other weather apps, as the default one offered everything I needed (weather condition, temperature, and air quality forecast). Aside from a quirky attitude, what else do I get with something like CARROT that the default doesn’t offer?

Sorry I missed that part. Reading in bed is not my forte. I’ve deleted my comment because of my mistake.

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PoGo model update has entered the chat.

If you have enough drive bays, I’d probably shutdown the server, live boot into any linux distro without mounting the drives, then use dd to copy from 1st 256GB to 1st 500GB, from 2nd 256GB to 2nd 500GB, then boot the system, and use resize2fs to expand the file system to fill the partition.

Since RAID1 is just a mirror, the more adventurous type might say you can just hot swap one drive, let it rebuild, then hot swap the other, let it rebuild again, and then expand the file system all online live. Given it is only 256GB of data max, on a pair of SSD, it shouldn’t take too long, but I’m more inclined to do it safely.