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iOS needs multiple user accounts, macros that actually work, AppleScript, and a plethora of other features that Apple long ago got bored with and abandoned.

Question: I own some 3D Blu-ray movies, many classics such as House of Wax [1953] and Creature from the Black Lagoon [1954].

I no longer have a 3D TV. If I rip them into 3D MKV files, can I stream them to the Apple Vision Pro through Plex?

FYI: Plex supports 3D streaming to a 3D TV.

If you bend your knee for the little things, how willing are you to bend your knee for the big things?
Is rounding up documented immigrants along with the undocumented too much?
Is taking away a child's citizenship because of the color of their skin too much?
Would you let them put your child in a camp because of who they love?
At what point does disagreeing with the government justify arrest?
Are forced labor camps too much?
Where do you draw the line?

It's funny because it's true. A phony 24-Karat "award" and a promise to invest $100 million in an existing Apple glass supplier is all it takes to convince Mein Taco to remove all tariffs from Apple chips manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan. In any other administration, giving the President an $800,000 chunk of gold and an engraved "one of one" glass disk (relatively cheap to a company with a 3.26 trillion market cap) would be a major scandal. But now you just have to laugh — if not to cry.

Anybody know if Apple has addressed the GoFetch flaw in the latest versions of the M3 chips?

I feel that's gonna do it for me.

I've been using HomeKit exclusively for some years now. But there are too many capabilities and too many devices which escape HomeKit and Siri.

I'm going to have to begin shifting away from HomeKit and toward Alexa just to be able to fully utilize many of the capabilities of the devices I already own.

It's not "simplicity" keeping Apple from enabling multiple user accounts on iPad OS, or iOS for that matter.

It's greed: Apple wants to sell more devices. They don't want parents sharing their devices with their children. And they don't want power users consolidating their accounts onto fewer devices.

That's fine for some but is a burden for struggling families and travelers.

Oddly enough, VisionOS appears to now support multiple user accounts, albeit linked to individual iPhones.