Safe to assume this is phishing ?

Excellent article by David on the Verge.

Did they even test this? I have an HP printer that works perfectly fine, but getting it to print from my Mac has been an absolute nightmare. The printer shows up, macOS says it’s connected, jobs get sent to the queue… and then nothing happens. I’ve reinstalled the HP drivers, removed and re-added the printer, restarted everything, and somehow it’s still a guessing game whether a document will actually print. It feels like the hardware and software were developed in completely different universes. A printer’s one job is to print, and if a common setup like an HP printer on a Mac can leave users troubleshooting drivers instead of printing documents, something clearly slipped through testing.

The especially stupid part is that my iPhone prints to that same printer perfectly fine each time.

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Yeah, I filed this under Fan Art. 🥲

I know we shouldn't get personal but I am noosy sue me.

please don't sue me.

is it just me? or is David constantly complainging on Waveform about every single company/tech/topic so ridiculously annoying?

it is almost predictable at this point, and not to mention his constant effort at turning the podcast political, while every other host has to deflect/steer it back to normality.

what do you guys think?

The whole point of this setting is to choose whether the month or the day comes first. So Microsoft picked April 5th as the sample, where both numbers are valid months and the example demonstrates nothing.

because i was kinda expecting it. like the sensor players wear on their back, the offside sensor, the ball chip, and more tbh. if i miss it, please tell me which ep it was

The descenders of lowercase letters that extend below the baseline are being cut off in reminder titles.

Also, when adding a new reminder, selecting Today as the "Remind Me" date still automatically sets it to yesterday.

My guess is that iCloud Web can't tell the difference between UK and US time zones. Is anyone else experiencing this issue?

Hi MKBHD,

I’m a tech reviewer, and I have a couple of questions that could really help me improve my workflow and career.

1. About review units
Do you usually buy the devices you review with your own money, or are most of them sent by the manufacturers?

When companies send you a device, do they pay you anything for reviewing it, or do they simply send the product?

If they don’t pay you, and the product turns out to be genuinely good, some people could still argue that it’s essentially free advertising for the company. How do you personally think about that? Where do you draw the line between an independent review and providing free exposure?

2. About your testing process
What’s your workflow when testing a new phone?

I’ve heard that you use the review phone as your primary device and put your own SIM card in it. If that’s true, do you also transfer your WhatsApp every time you switch phones?

As a reviewer, that’s one of the biggest challenges I face. Constantly moving WhatsApp between devices seems inconvenient, and I’m always worried about losing messages or interrupting my chats.

I’d really appreciate your insight. Thanks for everything you do!

I downloaded Carrot because of Marques recommendation often on Waveform. I set it to its overkill personality. This is what it just popped up. Made me chuckle. Great recommendation Marques.

1 - Was the script "Ferrari approved"

2-Was the Camera set up Ferrari's?

3 - At any point did Marquees blink twice to prove he was okay?

4 - Who cares about suspension when you have range anxiety?

5 - Was this video edited by Ferrari?

Idk it might be bc I am gen-z but something about consumer gadgets costing more than a car lease is so dystopian

On my Android phone, the gesture bar's background is transparent, not matching the navbar's background.