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These projects tend to go a certain direction...

After a few months with lazyvim I'm missing barebones nvim. Batteries included is nice but requires maniacal restraint.

Really nice- I want a distro package. Managing updates manually gets out of control fast if you run many services.

My takeaway is that it's mostly useful for apple stuff-- why would "platform native" matter on Linux?

Canada got scary pretty fast

First thought was how is this not already a thing.

I find the word unregulated a bit loaded in this context- analogous to "unfreedom"

The grip that Twitch has on it's creators is unreal.

SV will protect SV - bigtechs are frenemies

IMO it's all downhill since nexus one, and Apple has just always been terrible.

no concrete product or code "We created a company" has such a grifty smell

These posts always feel like content marketing when the title promises a tutorial on running the latest model and you click and it's someone's frontend.

From the top comments it seems like we're skipping the fact that the guy has automatic updates turned off and it's pulling down and execing arbitrary code anyway.

Yep - dream device is a phone that runs android+ios under strict supervision

Have a feeling this is going to change real fast with FB becoming an extension of usgov

These kind of stories make me feel like the western world has failed and we should start over

idk not a great look for signal

this... this is content marketing

Appreciate it the response- for me it's a bit personal because I spent a decade of my life trying in vain to love SFBA, and I wish that I could have information on the true experience from the hacker community.

curious @dang - why did this get moved when it has almost 10x the votes here? feels like this will bury the story

Also how many employees does meta actually need? 1% of what they have currently? (70,000!)

The thought that meeting attendance is the measure of work is so beautifully corpo cringe tech. Honestly FAANG is looking more b-list every day.

Please not apple, netflix - cant trust bay area tech with important things anymore

TBH even 2m bounty on lockdown mode bypass seems really low

What qualifies as new and innovative in apple land is always entertaining to me

Feels a little disingenuous to use the first 3/4 of the report to advertise.

Oof those are some brutal fees

Cool but this product naming sounds like some scummy antivirus from 2001

TBH reading the reply it looks like Brian needs a vacation.

Read this as "our initial offer"

How does apple get your data that way?