Forbes always has misleading, anti-Apple click bait.

When it comes to Apple-related topics, I never click on Forbes articles. Their coverage is inherently misleading, but that strategy must be generating click-through revenue. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Did you hide any apps in iOS 18?

I’m wondering if the UI wouldn’t show the name of a hidden app…

Does he only judge, or does he give advice?

Like a coach?

I mean, just how hands-on is he?

Sounds like this Canadien policy might just be working as intended.

Does your amp support CEC? If so, you could make sure it is turned on for both ATV and the amp and just use the “HDMI” setting in the ATV settings.

Also, just to confirm—in the ATV’s remote>volume control settings, do you have it set to control the receiver via IR?

At some point, a long time ago, we collectively transitioned from viewing mass shootings as an alarming epidemic, to something culturally endemic to our way of life. It’s an effortless rationalization made possible by for-profit news and for-profit politics.

If you are really patient, I think the sun will inevitably give us a whole bunch of helium.

I’d be open to that. Is there a market place?

I have the “opportunity” to invest in a platform which has operated for years without ever turning a profit?

This is known as “Eloning”, and I am not interested.

MAYBE you could make an argument if my Mac screen was in vertical portrait layout all the time, you could begin to argue in favor of the thought process behind the current design.

But without that, with a landscape-oriented Mac display, the argument just isn’t there, so the thought process doesn’t make sense.

This is all before you even brain storm actual UI design ideas—the base-argument is invalid.

In the cropped version of the headline photo, I definitely missed something…

If you end up copying the photo library file to an external volume, be sure to hold down “option” next time you launch photos.app—that will let you select the new location for the photo Library.

Move your photo library from ~/Pictures to an external storage volume with enough storage space. Then, either turn off iCloud Photo Library and allow the process to download all you photos or just export like you were doing to the external.

Why do you want to back them up? The iCloud sync is pretty good, unless you are worried about deleting photos yourself by accident and not noticing during the 30-day window that they would still be in the “recently deleted” directory.