687: You Can Bend This Line
AboutTechnology & AI
- Pre-show: Casey requests an app from Marco
- Roon
- Nugs
- 🗣️ ATP STORE IS LIVE! 🗣️
- 🗣️ New ATP Member Special: ATP Dev: Nuggets of Wisdom
- Follow-up:
- Suunto is… not young (via Henri Sivonen)
- Garmin did beat Suunto to GPS watch though
- The other neat explainer John was thinking of (via Ben Landsberg)
- Previously:
- Eric Portis on Color Spaces
- Bartosz Ciechanowski on… anything
- Is Apple running out of A18 Pros‽ 😱
- Apple IDs & passkeys (via Vitor)
- Others with this issue
- Apple said it’d be fixed… two years ago
- Stealing TV… may not be so wise. Shocker! (via Nye Hughes)
- See also:
- Krebs on Security
- Darknet Diaries (via David Brownman)
- Ads are coming to Apple Maps
- Newsroom
- AI-generated code & copyright
- AI-generated art can’t be copyrighted
- Can coding agents “relicense” through clean-room re-implementation?
- No right to relicense this project
- Monkey selfie
- Claude, rewrite yourself
- Ask ATP:
- When Marco goes on a saunter with two watches, are the measurements similar? (via Jason)
- Why did Marco bother with colocation? (via Stephen Gozza)
- Post-show: Casey’s silly new toy
- Alex’s overview
- Screenshot of a Linux machine
- Screenshot of a Mac
- Members-only ATP Overtime: John tries to reach acceptance
- Apple approves AMD & Nvidia eGPU drivers
- What if Apple adopted “MPX”-style modules? (via Jan Wedekind)
- MK1 High Density Rack Mount
- Bandwidth comparisons
- Thunderbolt 5
- 80 Gbit/s symmetric
- 120 Gbit/s unidirectional for displays
- SSD (M5 Max MacBook pro, 4 TB)
- 109 Gbit/s (13.6 GB/s) read
- 142 Gbit/s (17.8 GB/s) write
- PCIe speeds on PCIe 5.0
- 1 lane: 32 Gbit/s (4 GB/s)
- 16 l
