135,000 Github projects mention "blazing fast" in the readme, but only 3,000 of those mention "benchmark" or "MB/s". So in other words, when you read "blazing fast" think "unserious".

There is an insidious idea that has crept into software through the open source movement, which is that software no longer being modified is "abandoned". It's very possible - even desirable - for software to simply be "finished". To serve its purpose reliably, as a tool should.

"C is how a computer actually works"

It’s wild that iOS still doesn’t have a “lock orientation *except videos*” mode

Github needs this notification option Tired of getting pinged every time a random person adds their two cents to a Github issue I follow.

This was written by a filmmaker about color science, but it applies just as well to the software industry's dependency problem

Just wait until you realize how narrow minded designing your UI in pixels has made you youtube.com/watch?v=PixPSN…

The "crack marketing team" joke that Craig makes every WWDC is getting old and I hope he does something new this year.

Not a good sign when fixing a bug requires editing a file with this at the top

Ignoring how weird this announcement is — it's deeply nostalgic to hear a Jony voiceover

Why is building other people's code always such a nightmare? The fragility of build systems and native code compilation is a huge failure of the software industry. The only time I've ever had it *just work* was using zig build on allyourcodebase/box2d.

Weird time to be someone that likes making tools

I like this comment in the source of /usr/bin/dtruss. It provides context with a "Hey dorks, don't mess with my code" kind of energy.

WebGPU enabled by default in Safari 26. Long time coming.

The iPadOS 26 cursor switches between light and dark based on what’s behind it, but it’s often wrong. If only there were a way to draw a cursor so that it‘s visible on any background. 🤔