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On my iPhone that has iOS 26 installed, the page says my device is on iOS 18.7

Am I missing something? That doesn’t math the way math should math.

Neato. The rich became richer.

I mean, near me there are a couple of places that sell sometimes even better quality than McDonald’s for lower prices, so McDonald’s loses the competition in the financial convenience factor.

I guess silicon valley truly makes you tone deaf.

I didn’t know that, thank you for this very useful info!

Free speech my ass. Yeah OpenAI is looking dumb, but also they’re riding a money wave at the moment. Good look trying to compete with Wikipedia, he’ll fail. You’re only saying that about solar energy to sell more of your panels, Elon.

My god, I love how they’re moving further and further away from being an open organization.

At what point will they change their name?

As a kid, I was told it was due to rats and other critters getting into the cheese.

I’d then proceed to wonder why no adults thought to throw it out, much less eat the stuff.

I somehow forgot that the Apple Pencil Pro was a real product.

At first, I thought this story was satire/fake.

I’m very happy I’m seeing more open source kernels being released.

More options (and thus) competition is very healthy.

This just feels like such an Apple thing to do.

Tell people what they are and are not allowed to install on their device, then use piracy as the reason, when in reality it's simply because Amazon wants control over the device they sold to you.

Also, app store revenue splits.

So I'm not crazy to think that this project does nothing. (or at at least very little)

Think you might be right, while reading through the README, I noticed some common LLM pattern words.

Also, some sections of the README completely read as generated by an LLM.

I run two partitions: one for gaming (windows) and one for everything else (linux)

I’ve apparently already starred the repository.

I don’t like it, but I’m not surprised a writing tool got invaded with LLM features.

I've stopped trusting Google and it's products entirely.

They say one thing, then do another.