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Show HN: Mergd – Folder merging for macOS where nothing is ever hard-deleted(mergd.xyz)
1 points by spacedawwwg 2mo ago|1 comments
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Dimmd – Dark mode for the macOS Apple Mail app(dimmd.app)
3 points by spacedawwwg 2mo ago|1 comments
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by spacedawwwg 2y ago
As a little fun task for myself (and to satisfy my OCD) I’ve had a go at standardising Apple’s whole naming system to be way more consistent and predictable. Ditching the inconsistent pre/postfixes like “Max”, “Air”, “SE”, “Plus” and “
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by spacedawwwg 2y ago
An old article, but it backs my case for Apple returning to simplicity https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jun/02/ken-segal...
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by spacedawwwg 2y ago
The conventions I suggested make more sense when you start looking at the Apple website. The inconsistency in casing alone (iMac, MacBook, Mac mini, Mac Studio…) makes me twitch. It was actually just a fun little task for myself, glad you a
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by spacedawwwg 2y ago
Not better, just consistently used. You wouldn’t say “apple pad 10 inch (2023)” it’d just be “apple pad” and you’d have one of whichever size they offered. You might say “it’s the 2023 update, the 13-inch one” if required to specify for wha
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by spacedawwwg 2y ago
I dislike the “i” prefix as it’s not used for more modern apple products and software. It feels like an awkward legacy thing that should be archived with skeuomorphism.
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by spacedawwwg 2y ago
In six generations of the iPad Pro, they’ve never used the numbering postfix or addition “max” to distinguish size. They have the iPad Pro. It comes in two sizes. If they update it, it’s still just the iPad Pro (not iPad Pro Max). The only