Apple love to preach "the UI gets out of the way of your content" with each new redesign, but how true is that in practice? Let's compare the total height of the Safari UI with a toolbar, favourites bar and tab bar visible, across the three latest Mac OS design languages – Yosemite, Big Sur and now Tahoe. I've added a red line for emphasis.

It sure looks to me like the UI is eating more into my content with each redesign.

Old school Plex users, it looks like they're turning on the sell-your-data spigot. Opt out here:

https://www.plex.tv/vendors-us/

Today is the day. Welcome to THE charger!

USB-C is officially the common standard for charging electronic devices in the EU.

This means:

🔌The same charger for all new phones, tablets and cameras
⚡ Harmonised fast-charging technology
🔄 Reduced e-waste
🛑 No more “Sorry, I don’t have the right cable”

One charger to rule them all.

#SingleMarket #DigitalEU 

Every couple month or so I look through the PHPicker API to see if I'm missing something. My brain just can't comprehend that not only is the default Photos sharing behavior to include location but that there's no API option to opt out of getting the location data. *

* I strip the data before uploading it, Mastodon also strips the data during processing, but I think Apple should strip all that out by default before passing it to any apps.