Weekly Digest - 2022.10

Weekly Digest - 2021.21
Twitter Blue confirmed
A couple of weeks ago we had rumors about Twitter subscription service called Blue. This week we got confirmation that the rumors were true. For $2.99/month we will get:
- Undo tweet,
- Reader mode,
- Collections,
- Different theme colors,
- custom App Icons.
Mac mini Pro?
It looks like we will get a high end version of the Mac mini. According to rumors, new version will have:
- new and smaller design, with Plexiglass top,
- magnetic power connector like in new iMacs,
- port will be the same as in the current Mac mini,
- the new Apple M1X chip that will be introduced later this year.
Weekly Digest - 2020.48
Dope links
- Build a Search Bar and Responsive Grid Layout with SwiftUI
- Google, Apple and Other Users of Vue.js
- NET Conf 2020
- Windows on ARM Mac
- Summary of the Amazon Kinesis Event in the Northern Virginia (US-EAST-1) Region
Image credits: Timothy Eberly

Weekly Digest - 2020.47
SpaceX Crew-1
For the second time, SpaceX and NASA launched the Crew Dragon capsule with people onboard. Following the successful Demo-2 mission, NASA gave SpaceX's Crew Dragon an operational status, and the Crew-1 mission is the first flight with such status. Crew of 4 astronauts launched on Sunday, and docked to the International Space Station the next day. According to NASA plans, astronauts will spend in space about 180 days.
Apple reduces AppStore tax to 15%
Apple announced, that from January 1st, the AppStore tax will be reduce from 30% to 15% to all developers that during a year made under $1 million. If the developer exceeds the $1 million threshold then the 30% tax will be applied.
This is huge for the most of the developers. The change from 30% to 15% cut, by then increases developers revenue for about 20%.
ARM Macs delivers
Apple started shipping new ARM powered Macs and the first benchmarks started showing up. It looks like, all Apple claims about new hardware are true. New macs are not only the fastest, but also super efficient, which improves battery life. Now, the only thing that might stop a customer from choosing an ARM mac is a software compatibility. But even that should not be a big issue for the most users. And if a particular application is not ready yet, it should be very soon.
Dope links
- macOS defaults list
- Does Apple really log every app you run? A technical look
- Api diff between net5.0 and netcoreapp3.1 & netstandard2.1
- I built a VR chainsaw in Unity
Image credits: NASA/SpaceX