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Kyle McMahon
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@daringfireball I thought @reckless1280 's rundown of the situation and backstory in this Vergecast was very good.
https://www.theverge.com/podcast/866619/sony-tcl-tvs-chatgpt-ads-vergecast
https://www.theverge.com/podcast/866619/sony-tcl-tvs-chatgpt-ads-vergecast
@atpfm Re the discussion of sports broadcasts on AVP and @siracusa's comments about sound, I really enjoyed this episode of 99PI about the audio of sports broadcasts:
The Sound of Sports - 99% Invisible
When we think of the sound of sports on TV or radio, it’s generally commentary. But sports broadcasts would be nothing without all the sounds that are behind the commentary — the crowds, the kicks, the thwacks, and the grunts. During the World Cup of 2010, the constant noise of Vuvuzelas made many people realize that the
@dmoren Unsolicited advice, I know, so disregard if it's not helpful, but: I find Discord runs great as a Safari web app. Including notifications, including microphone and camera access. About the only thing I couldn't get the web app version to do is screen/window sharing.
'Camera' should have been a generic Bluetooth profile, so all cameras could have connected directly to a phone OS for time and location information, without every camera vendor having to write a garbage mobile app.
https://x.com/kendallbaker/status/1957930701086679514
Turning on the Downstream-Signal! @jsnell
Kendall Baker (@kendallbaker) on X
🚨 SCOOP: MLB rights deals are “close to being done,” per sources. What I’m hearing: - Apple is fully out. RIP Friday Night Baseball - NBC/Peacock is in, for Friday and Sunday exclusive and Wild Card - MLB TV being sold to ESPN (for a boatload of $$$) - Netflix gets HR Derby
Cassette adapters are remarkably simple
@branden_branden Discord is a great candidate to use as a Safari web app on macOS. If their desktop app is just gonna be a wrapped SPA, okay, but then I'll choose to use WebKit instead of Chromium. Lots of benefits, including no ERR_NETWORK_CHANGED.
@jsnell Ha ... I was writing to let you know you can turn off Apple Sports Live Activities per team, but your real-time follow-up beat me to it.
There *was* a very irritating bug in this for a while, that would keep re-enabling Live Activities for followed teams you had disabled, but it seems to have been fixed recently.