The fact that they’re owned by Automattic makes it a total write-off for me.

That 2013 won’t be getting security updates anymore. Apple only tends to provide security updates for 10 years. I’d be cautious with that honestly.

Unfortunately that’s not really true since the M1 series, because there were no drivers for any of the custom Apple hardware. There is a purpose built Apple Sillicon distro but it doesn’t even run on M3 or M4 macs yet.

Dammit!

That is tame for them. I’m convinced no one prof reads their articles anymore.

You’re trading off burning bridges against demonstrating that people can trust your judgement, which I think is essential if you expect people to migrate and prevent blowing up the community.

So you moved the community to another instance without any kind of community consultation (that I can see) and can’t even tell us why? The lack of transparency is a bit concerning.

You mean a decade. A century is 100 years.

That’s fair, I’ll give him credit for not talking about battery powered boats

Trump levels of incoherence 😬

We’re mindlessly bashing Apple here, we don’t need your sensible reasoning!

Are these genuinely being hand rolled in an enterprise environment? Unless it’s completely impossible to automate then I can’t be sympathetic to companies that are just doing it wrong.

Who is buying SSL certs for $300? Is this an enterprise thing? I’m using free certs on AWS. LetsEncrypt is also fine for self-hosting.

My AirPod Pros have also worked perfectly on my Linux PCs - just as solid as connecting to an Apple device.

That’s a ThunderBolt port :)

Purty. What’a the dock setup? I’d love to replicate it