Apple software update "bug" enables Apple Intelligence
If you saw the "welcome" screen after updating to iOS 18.3.1 or macOS 15.3.1, then Apple Intelligence was probably re-enabled even after you disabled it.
If Apple wants to notify users of new features, here's a crazy idea:
Put new features only into major OS updates with Apple keynotes and massive media coverage, not into minor security updates that are installed automatically.
No billionaire has a conscience. The very act of accumulating that much money and power demonstrates clearly their priorities and values. Anyone who isn't a glutton is eventually sated, but they're never sated.
It's a mistake to view the past behavior of billionaires as representing their true selves and their present behavior as deference or fear. To the contrary, they now feel safe to take off their masks and reveal the monsters underneath, because one of their own is in power.
Contacts is severely fucked on Sequoia. I even tried replacing ~/Library/Application Support/AddressBook/ but Contacts is still empty, even though all of the data is on disk!
1. Select some text in a web page in Safari 2. Click in Finder to activate 3. Right-click on the text in Safari to bring up the contextual menu 4. Left-click in Safari to dismiss the contextual menu 5. Left-click again in Safari to "activate" the window
The window appears to be active, but it mostly doesn't work: hover effects, link clicks, command-w, etc.
"This blog is not affiliated with my employer, but I just happen to blog exclusively about things that my employer pays me 6 figures a year to work on and promote."
"Few people are cut out to be the CEO of a large multinational company like Apple. Sometimes you have to eat the shit sandwich."
Tim Cook is literally a billionaire. If he was fired tomorrow, he'd be fine, indeed great, better off than any of us.
No, Cook doesn't have to eat the shit sandwich. He deliberately chose it from the menu. He chose company over country, profit over principle. He's the one of the lowest forms of scum.