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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
Nice. It would be good if Apple could find the time to improve the readability of the white text on green bubbles too. edit: it seems that asking Apple to follow their own accessibility guidelines isn't popular on HN :-(
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Tesla Solar Roof is on life support as it pivot to panels(electrek.co)
328 points by celsoazevedo 5mo ago|351 comments
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Ads Are Coming to Apple Maps This Summer: Here's What to Expect(macrumors.com)
4 points by celsoazevedo 5mo ago|1 comments
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Apple's iOS 26.5 Update Patches More Than 50 Security Flaws(macrumors.com)
2 points by celsoazevedo 5mo ago|1 comments
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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
iOS 26.5 and iPadOS 26.5: https://support.apple.com/en-us/100100
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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
I tried Meshtastic here in London (UK), but was struggling with anything more than 1 hop away. There's no coordination, everyone's using the long fast preset, etc. Then found out about Meshcore, flashed the firmware, selected the
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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
> in my experience, most Meshtastic nodes are NOT listed, while a good number of Meshcore nodes are. I don't know about online tools, but it should be the opposite when actually using it, as by default Meshtastic is much more chatty
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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
My understanding is that the split is more superficial than that. The contributor in question (he used to do YouTube videos mainly, no contributions to the firmware) created his own vibe coded app/client and is trying to own the tradem
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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
That post is about the development team "splitting" with the PR guy that is trying to get a trademark on the name and creating their own vibe coded paid client/app. There's a history between Tastic and Core, but it'
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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
Meshcore does up to 64 and I regularly see flood messages with +30 hops. They use a different routing though.
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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
This is wrong. One guy associated with the project, but never a contributor to the firmware, decided to create his own vibe-coded client/app and to trademark the name of the project. The rest of the team said "no" to that a
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by celsoazevedo 5mo ago
I'll keep using uBlock Origin, but I don't see having a built-in content blocker as a bad thing, especially if the lists are the same (easylist, etc). It's no different from the (very old) option to block popups.
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
Yeah, you're right.
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
Search for "meshcore-open". It's an open client, still in alpha, but already does many of the basics. Github only for now, I believe.
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
The person in question has many radios in the background of his videos, so maybe the comment you've replied to is into something :P
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
For now, I don't think it's fair to compare MeshCore with MeshTastic in terms of enforcement as that has not happened with MeshCore. This seems to be one guy getting a trademark in the UK without the approval of other members of t
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
And like a broken clock that is right twice a day, sometimes a corporation also does the right thing, even if for the wrong reasons. Nothing wrong with pointing out hypocrisy and bullshit, but criticizing something they did right? That&#x27
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
They can pretend all they want. I know what their business is, my opinion on the practices haven't changed. And yet, they did a good thing. I will criticize everything else, but not what they did right. It doesn't mean I'll g
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
I'm not upset, I just don't think we should criticize someone for doing something good. Maybe they're a terrible org, maybe they deserve criticism most of the time, but not in this instance. It's not like you can't
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
I don't trust them more because of this and maybe they've disclosed it for the wrong reasons, like not allowing a competitor to use it when they don't, but at the end of the day they did disclose a serious issue, and that&#x2
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
Would you prefer that they kept this for themselves instead of disclosing it? I get criticizing their business and what they do wrong, but doesn't seem right to criticizing them for doing the right thing.
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
I did not compare DIY to war, I gave you an example - even called it a terrible example! - to show how your comment and the article are about different subjects. If this is "whataboutism", then I don't know what that word mea
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
In the areas I specifically mentioned? No, they don't push that hard. Apple introduced 48MP camera sensors many years after they became available. For the past 2 or 3 years, there have been devices with much better cameras, but again
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
I'm not a native English speaker, so it's possible I'm misunderstanding something (my apologies in that case). Here's my reasoning: - The title is "F-35 is built for the wrong war". - The article suggests that
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
OP also complained about the "lack of significant evolution", that's why I gave those examples. Like the brands I've mentioned, Apple buys their camera sensors (from Sony), battery, and display. And yet they don't h
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
I don't know if there will be a WW3, but there's a war in Iran, there have been drones entering NATO airspace, etc, and the F-35 is used right now for that. Is it a good plane for the threats you find today? That's what the t
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
You make a good point, but at the same time, things are a bit stale if you look outside the Apple and Samsung bubbles. For example, a Vivo X300 Ultra or Xiaomi 17 Ultra. Much better cameras, larger batteries, 90-100W charging, etc.
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
I didn't down/up voted anything, but the title/article/thread is about piece of equipment not being a good fit for a war that happens in 2026, not if war is good/bad or right/wrong. It's like saying that
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
The iPhone is fine, but I find them to be... boring. The SoCs are very good, but they don't have the best cameras, the best batteries, the fastest charging, the most innovative displays, etc. Apple isn't pushing that hard there.
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by celsoazevedo 6mo ago
That part uses javascript to get the year: https://celsoazevedo.com/files/2026/franklin-date.png The "Last-Modified" HTML header suggests it was last updated on "Sat, 05 Jul 2025 04:27:21 GMT":

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