Major Reddit communities will go dark to protest threat to third-party apps(theverge.com)

146 points by netfortius 3 years ago | 99 comments

Apple approves driver that lets Nvidia eGPUs work with Arm Macs(twitter.com)

466 points by naves 7 months ago | 210 comments

Tinygrad/Tiny Corp's announcement, covered by The Verge, that Apple signed its driver letting Nvidia eGPUs work on Arm Macs without disabling SIP.

Mozilla's new CEO is doubling down on an AI future for Firefox(theverge.com)

29 points by latexr 11 months ago | 36 comments

Leaked Apple meeting shows how dire the Siri situation is(theverge.com)

46 points by belter 1 year ago | 36 comments

Apple is finally bringing RCS messaging to the iPhone(theverge.com)

97 points by samspenc 2 years ago | 90 comments

Netflix says its brief Apple TV app integration was a mistake(theverge.com)

42 points by croes 1 year ago | 35 comments

The Apple Support Community will permanently close on November 20, 2026(discussions.apple.com)

139 points by tech234a 2 days ago | 221 comments

Apple Support Community homepage announcing the forum is now read-only and will permanently close on November 20, 2026, directing users to the Apple Support site.

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.

US developers can offer non-app store purchasing, Apple still collect commission(macrumors.com)

796 points by virgildotcodes 2 years ago | 1140 comments

MacRumors article reporting Apple now lets US developers link to non-App Store purchasing options but will still collect a 12 to 27 percent commission.

Killing Community(marginalia.nu)

495 points by dasil003 3 years ago | 350 comments

A Marginalia weblog post arguing that venture-capital-funded social media inevitably degrades online communities, citing the 2023 Reddit controversy.

AI slop is killing online communities(rmoff.net)

750 points by thm 6 months ago | 648 comments

A blog post by Robin Moffatt (rmoff) arguing that low-effort AI-generated content is degrading online communities.

The importance of communities around software(lumi.codeberg.page)

94 points by amcclure 15 days ago | 112 comments

A personal blog post arguing that the community and ethics around a free software project matter more than its license alone.