@marcoarment if you're missing Safari's Reading Mode after switching to Chrome, we're in the same boat and I made an extension that mimics it closely:

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/readr/abpjefdalncpgpcoegimeheihgoibcgk

For some reason the Chrome team never bothered and I didn't like any existing extensions.

@marcoarment thank you for highlighting that weird Apple Maps behavior on @atpfm!

I like using it for walks but double blocking the lock screen is infuriating. No app does this.

@siracusa @atpfm I don't know if you noticed or found this important, but just wanted to flag that it seems Tahoe is dropping the support for Airport Time Capsule (RIP)

Too bad, since I'm still using one of backup and there's a limited number of comparably small solutions.

I've launched Five Finds, a newsletter that provides five amusingly interesting links I found on the internet each week.

This includes technology, history, culture, or anything else I got curious about.

You can read the first issue and subscribe here:
https://buttondown.com/yury_mol/archive/five-finds-the-6-nukes-lost-by-the-us/

@marcoarment I believe your underestimate one particular thing about Trump: you still think in legal terms. "There are tariffs, Apple will have to follow them and nothing else". The US isn't an authoritarian state (yet) but Trump himself is. He can do *anything* he wants if he doesn't like Apple.

And yes, they will not escape FTC's challenges. Bribes bought many things in the US recently, but not this. Otherwise Google would not lose (they have a lot of money to pay if there was a price).

Project Indigo from Adobe is such a better camera app Apple should be embarrassed

Build by the guy who created the camera processing for Google Pixel

This photo wasn't altered or adjusted in any way.

CarPlay is much better than what we had before, but I still prefer a great built-in multimedia. But only when they do this right (which is almost never).

https://molodtsov.me/2025/05/why-i-dont-like-carplay/

The US tariffs will likely force most companies to raise prices around the world to subsidize the US demand

Which is sad but expected

Now might be a good time to buy all those things on your wishlist before they get more expensive