599: Where Did Salad Go?

Pre-show: Mophie 3-in-1

Analog(ue) #228: We Don’t Have to Talk About Air Conditioning (Posted on Sunday, 11 August)

Follow-up:

Apology Tour

Mistaken theme song
“Users hate all change”

Sonos still reeling after new app release

Curbside charging does exist in the US! 😱

PlugNYC (via Gareth Edwards)
Berkeley (via James Brown)
Seattle (via kiiile)

Volts Podcast

Baltimore (via Seth Carus)
North Carolina (via Juan Boyce)
Portland (via Sam Grover)

A spiritual visit from the Color Czar

iPhone 16
iPhone 16 Pro
Hands-on video

CrowdStrike

Lawsuits and EULAs
Release propagation

Risky Business #756

Auto-disabling crashing kernel extensions
Recovering unbootable Windows machines

Integrated lights-out

A discussion about computing monoculture spurred by Michael Cook

Windows Vista macOS Sequoia’s new way to nag

Jason files a Feedback

FB14689927

John dupes it as FB14698922
Jason writes it all up
Craig Hockenberry has a possible solution

Persistent Content Capture

Jason found some good news though

Google is ruled a monopolist

More from The Verge
Warren Buffett sells 56% of his Apple stock
Jason Snell considers Apple’s reliance on services revenue

Apple’s hidden AI prompts discovered in macOS beta

Original Reddit post

Post-show: Marco’s Rivian drama
Members-only ATP Overtime: KOSA and the role of government in keeping kids safe online

The kids are alright

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599: Where Did Salad Go?

August 8, 2024
02:05:29 •
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Google's antitrust lawsuit and its role in Apple's services narrative, the immense power of 1-star reviews, macOS security vs. utility, and a road trip that relied on Electrify America.

• Pre-show: Mophie 3-in-1

• Analog(ue) #228: We Don’t Have to Talk About Air Conditioning (Posted on Sunday, 11 August)

• Follow-up:

• Apology Tour

• Mistaken theme song

• “Users hate all change”

• Sonos still reeling after new app release

• Curbside charging does exist in the US! 😱

• PlugNYC (via Gareth Edwards)

• Berkeley (via James Brown)

• Seattle (via kiiile)

• Volts Podcast

• Baltimore (via Seth Carus)

• North Carolina (via Juan Boyce)

• Portland (via Sam Grover)

• A spiritual visit from the Color Czar

• iPhone 16

• iPhone 16 Pro

• Hands-on video

• CrowdStrike

• Lawsuits and EULAs

• Release propagation

• Risky Business #756

• Auto-disabling crashing kernel extensions

• Recovering unbootable Windows machines

• Integrated lights-out

• A discussion about computing monoculture spurred by Michael Cook

• Windows Vista macOS Sequoia’s new way to nag

• Jason files a Feedback

• FB14689927

• John dupes it as FB14698922

• Jason writes it all up

• Craig Hockenberry has a possible solution

• Persistent Content Capture

• Jason found some good news though

• Google is ruled a monopolist

• More from The Verge

• Warren Buffett sells 56% of his Apple stock

• Jason Snell considers Apple’s reliance on services revenue

• Original Reddit post

• Post-show: Marco’s Rivian drama

• Members-only ATP Overtime: KOSA and the role of government in keeping kids safe online

• The kids are alright

• Squarespace: Save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code ATP.

• DeleteMe: Making it quick, easy and safe to remove your personal data online.

• RevenueCat: Build and grow your subscription business.

Become a member for ATP Overtime, ad-free episodes, member specials, and our early-release, unedited “bootleg” feed!

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