X Is Bad, Though(lexontech.org)

30 points by ayaros 14 days ago | 16 comments

An opinion post on Lex Friedman's tech blog responding to John Gruber and arguing that X (formerly Twitter) is bad.

Apple and Goldman Sachs: A timeline of the messy partnership that will soon fall(9to5mac.com)

21 points by ksec 2 years ago | 37 comments

ZFS: Apple's new filesystem that wasn't (2016)(ahl.dtrace.org)

176 points by jitl 1 year ago | 156 comments

Apple Vision(stratechery.com)

290 points by simonpure 3 years ago | 381 comments

PC Magazine, PC World, and Macworld's Origins, as Told by David Bunnell(technologizer.com)

14 points by taylorbuley 2 years ago | 10 comments

YC is wrong about LLMs for chip design(zach.be)

290 points by laserduck 1 year ago | 240 comments

Apple's Software Quality Crisis(eliseomartelli.it)

1052 points by ajdude 1 year ago | 1028 comments

Blog post by Eliseo Martelli arguing that Apple's software quality has declined, citing problems with his iPad Air M2 despite its premium hardware.

Unbricking my MacBook took an email to Tim Cook(tokyodev.com)

418 points by pwim 2 years ago | 299 comments

A TokyoDev blog post by Paul McMahon describing how an email to Tim Cook got Apple to remove the Activation Lock on his returned lost MacBook.

Apple Just Lost Me(andregarzia.com)

345 points by syx 7 months ago | 329 comments

Personal blog post by Andre Garzia explaining why he is leaving Apple and plans to migrate away from its devices.

Boring is what we wanted(512pixels.net)

413 points by Amorymeltzer 1 year ago | 239 comments

A 512 Pixels blog post by Stephen Hackett reflecting on five years of Apple Silicon Macs from M1 to M5 and arguing steady, boring iteration is what users wanted.

If you put Apple icons in reverse it looks like someone getting good at design(mastodon.social)

684 points by lateforwork 9 months ago | 260 comments

A social media post showing Apple's Pages app icons in reverse chronological order, joking it resembles a designer's improving portfolio, with replies.

Why I can no longer recommend a Mac to fellow blind computer users(applevis.com)

352 points by devinprater 3 years ago | 69 comments

An AppleVis blog post arguing that Apple's neglect of VoiceOver and macOS accessibility means the author can no longer recommend Macs to blind users.