$4,999 for the display. Plus $999 for the stand. Plus $999 for the optional matte option.
I wish Apple had announced an “Apple 5K Display” in 2016 rather than partnering with LG on the LG UltraFine 5K Display. I still hope they’re planning to release what’s essentially the UltraFine panel (which I assume is basically the 5K iMac panel) in an Apple-branded case. But given the way the display market has played out over the past 2.5 years, and given the displays that most companies tend to buy for Mac laptops these days, the UltraFine is a fantastic display and it’s insane that you apparently can’t get them anymore.
Flashback: The first iWalt.com post on record includes me dreaming about spending nearly $8K on a 22-inch Cinema Display and a PowerMac G4. So this post is extremely on-brand.
RIP Movable Type. Of all the apps I have encountered in my travels, yours was the m-most⊠bloggy.
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I’ve migrated the site over to Hugo and we’ll see how that goes for a while. (Sure builds a lot faster, I’ll say that.)
Want to feel old? Thanksgiving was a week ago.
The Suite Life at AT&T Park
Trying out Apple Music’s new embeddable thing-a-ma-jig:
After some years spent traveling the world, NetNewsWire is now back where it started! Itâs my app again.
This makes me so happy. Hereâs the first mention of NetNewsWire on this site.
I really enjoyed Steve Inskeepâs interview with Carlos Monje, Twitter’s head of public policy this morning. âWhy do the users who know your service best, commonly describe it as a âcesspoolâ?â *Five seconds of dead air followed by a dodge.*
The new Chrome UI is really nice. My favorite tab style was the one with the angled sides with slightly curved corners, but this latest approach is pretty solid. I like that they moved the Google ID into the main bar and gave it a menu. I think the tabs could stand to lose some vertical space in order to line up better with the window controls though.