tyler82
About
- Username
- tyler82
- Joined
- Visits
- 196
- Last Active
- Roles
- member
- Points
- 1,316
- Badges
- 1
- Posts
- 1,118
Reactions
-
Apple shares free 'New York' font from original Macintosh for developer use
I thought San Francisco was the ransom note font?
-
The Apple Park 'spaceship' uses 692 steel saucers to protect against earthquakes
Most of the damage from 1906 was fire aftermath, not the shaking.sflocal said:
And yet they all survived the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, which rivaled the 1906 earthquake.AppleInsider said:"A lot of Silicon Valley companies, whether they are startups or established companies, are in buildings from the 1970s and 1980s that don't meet current code requirements," he said.
-
Apple decorates McEnery Convention Center with WWDC livery [u]
That was my first thought. SF has been losing conventions lately because of the street crime and attendees just don't feel safe there. I used to live there and when I go back, it is definitely worse.sweetheart777 said:Many conventions have moved to San Jose because the homeless and crime issues are simply out of control in SF. While there are definitely homeless in SJ, you’re nowhere near as likely to step on human feces or be mugged on the way to your hotel.
When median single family homes reach $5 million in SF predicted next year thanks to Lyft and other IPOs, and the difference between having an apartment or not is $4000, not $400, the homeless issue will become quite worse in both cities.
I live in San Jose. Almost everything worth attending has come here. Hotel rates have soared to 500-1000/night mid-week.
-
Hands on: 2019 13-inch MacBook Pro with 2.4 GHz i5 processor
Tim Cook’s Apple disrespects the Mac. The Mac is the deformed baby living in the attic that Tim throws fish heads at for sustenance now and then.wonkothesane said:Regarding the keyboard and dust I found the following IMO quite interesting analysis: https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/bjtyaw/macbook_pro_keyboard_failures_why_apples_dust/
Who believes that Apple would let a problem like this exist with the iPhone for 4 years and product cycles in a row?
-
WhatsApp vulnerability left iOS open to spyware attack
So much for the “we must only allow apps installed from our App Store to keep iPhones secure” argument.
