In these politically charged times I think you need to provide a blurb or something to subdue the knee jerk outrage.

“This initiative will help us fulfill our responsibility to share NASA’s story widely and effectively – by reducing the number of accounts, improving the signal-to-noise ratio of content, and making our messaging more unified and accessible.”

So nothing whatsoever to do with cuts that could be headed the agency’s way or dodging an awkward social media moment if an axe should fall on a perfectly functional mission, right? No, this is all about consolidating posts, so users keen on following the Voyager mission don’t have to bother hunting down a feed for the spacecraft; it’ll all be under @NASASolarSystem and @NASAJPL.

Affected accounts, such as @NASAVoyager, will run a version of their greatest hits before the end finally comes and someone presses the archive button. As for what “archived” means, there will be no more posts, and eventually the account will be removed. A spokesperson told us, “As part of this process, we’re working to ensure compliance with record retention requirements.”

Glad to hear there’s a toggle to reduce transparency. I’m cautiously excited to try it once it’s ready to ship.

The way I see it iOS and macOS are typically released well into the fall, so it doesn’t make sense to name them 2025 versions when they’ll get the most use and refinement in 2026. Everything else just follows that cadence as secondary systems.

Huh, never knew that was a thing.

And after my shift?

I tried the in-store demo and was blown away, but even after that short period I wasn’t sold over how isolated the entire experience is. The day may never arrive, but I can wait until these fit on a regular pair of glasses.

I want to know if sacrificing Yoshi for an extra jump to save Mario will be part of the conflict leading into the movie’s climax.

I’d be curious to know what the battery drain difference between native and third party apps might be. I mainly use the native reminders/weather/battery widgets, but I wouldn’t be able to tell that these have had any noticeable impact on my battery life.

Interesting. I’ve been looking for an alternative to Omnivore I could self-host.

I looked it up and it looks really good. Kinda gushing over that torrent monitoring and Readarr support in beta.

Anyone have an iOS app recommendation?

I’ve shrugged off a couple other apps because LunaSea was so good. Gonna miss it when it finally breaks.

I was looking forward to the successor app, but given the circumstances of the present situation I don’t see that happening now :(

At the current conversion rate for just the console that’s nearly $730 CAD after taxes.

Hard pass for me this year.

From jelly scrolling to jelly swiping.

Well shit

I hope it’s good so that we can be closer to getting a Star Fox or Metroid movie.

I see how it works now, thanks. What an odd function to leave out of the official app.

I don’t think there is an article to read; the video has all the information.

I’m trying to follow the Privacy Guides channel on the PeerTube app, but can’t seem to find it. How am I supposed to use this platform?

First comment under the article nails it exactly:

$600, sells less than than expected, discontinued two years later and Apple blames “weak demand”.