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Toaster Fridge retweeted
Finally.
(This is a hard problem and I get why it took a long time. But still. 😗👌🏻)
BIG NEWS: Apple is finally bringing end-to-end encryption to most of iCloud, including backups, Photos, Notes and more. Apple’s calling it Advanced Data Protection. Full story here, including my exclusive interview with Craig Federighi:
wsj.com/articles/apple-plans…
Conservatives trying to merge libertarian economics with Marge Piercy reproductive rights stripping is like meshing something that toasts with something that freezes
It's comical to watch Republicans try to offload blame on Trump for this debacle. He'll never allow that. But this is also partly *spin.* Rs are making Trump the focus to avoid talking about the role of abortion rights, a huge long term problem for them.
washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
Toaster Fridge retweeted
oh my god we're living out the 80s kids movie trope of "an evil rich guy bought the community center where we hang out and is gonna destroy it"
FUCK we'd all better learn to break dance really fast
Toaster Fridge retweeted
Can you imagine being the richest man on earth and suddenly realizing you are in the ultimate client service business and no one trusts you
Toaster Fridge retweeted
The same folks saying, “don’t have sex and you won’t get pregnant,” believe in a religion based upon the idea that a woman didn’t have sex and got pregnant.
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All for increasing security for SCOTUS justices if the facts warrant it, but doing so in response to an unsuccessful threat while failing to take any real action after 19 children are murdered would sure send a message about who matters and who doesn't.
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well this is awkward
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Toaster Fridge retweeted
This is like glimpsing at the multiverse
5: Jonathan, @frogdesign, 1984–5
This one hurts… Jonathan got incredibly close to production.
Apple's John Fritch created a system that could grow from a $500 set-top box to a workstation by adding modules—even CPU modules that ran DOS or UNIX.
We got the Mac II instead.
ALT The Jonathan prototype with four small vertical modules stacked horizontally, like books on a bookshelf. A positionable monitor is raised above the rack of modules. A keyboard and mouse sit in front of the system.
ALT A man in a home environment, watching a TV connected to a single Jonathan set-top box unit, with an attached keyboard and mouse.
ALT A slim module from the Jonathan system, titled "Jonathan" with a disk drive slot. Presumably this was the main Mac CPU for the system.
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