By John Gruber
Streaks: The to-do list that helps you form good habits. For iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Todd Vaziri:
Twin Pines Mall became Lone Pine Mall after Marty changed the future in “Back to the Future” (1985). Is that an Easter Egg or a Thing in the Movie? Let’s find out!
Great Scott is this well-done.
Remember RCS — the cross-platform successor to SMS that (supposedly) had the support of all the U.S. carriers and Google? A supposedly modern messaging protocol that wasn’t going to support end-to-end encryption — and something that Apple never said a word about supporting.
Ron Amadeo, writing for Ars Technica:
The Rich Communication Services (RCS) rollout continues to be a hopeless disaster. A year and a half ago, the cellular carriers created the “Cross-Carrier Messaging Initiative (CCMI),” a joint venture between AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon that would roll out enhanced messaging to the masses in 2020. Now, Light Reading is reporting that initiative is dead, meaning that the carriers have accomplished basically nothing on the RCS front in the past 18 months.
Get me to the fainting couch.
Looks familiar, can’t quite put my finger on where I’ve seen something like this before…
Welp, there goes my idea for a modern DF redesign. Back to the drawing board.