Warp to GirafPingvin
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SlapMac is a $5 menu bar app for M1+ MacBooks that makes your laptop scream when you slap it—harder hits, louder reactions. With 111+ sounds, 7 voice packs, and slap tracking, it’s gloriously useless chaos your office won’t ignore.
Vibe Designing.. but soon are we going to see Adobe Vibeshop? 🫢
Google Labs’ Stitch turns AI into a UI design partner, letting anyone create, refine, and collaborate on high-fidelity interfaces fast. It’s “vibe design” for shipping polished product ideas with less friction.
AirPods Max 1 vs. 2 – tempted? 😅😅
AirPods Max 2 packs 10 audio upgrades, promising sharper sound, smarter processing, and a more immersive listen. Apple’s premium headphones may finally get the sonic leap fans wanted.
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Love the inventiveness of my Swedish neighbors 🎸
A street musician gets handed an unexpected guitar—and his stunned reaction is the whole hook. A feel-good viral moment that turns a random street performance into must-watch magic.
Huge update to Google Maps, unfortunately, like most other new smart stuff from Google — U.S. only sadly 😢
Google Maps got a major AI glow-up with smarter navigation, richer live info, and more personalized trip planning. Bottom line: finding places and getting around is faster, sharper, and way more intuitive.
Yay! My new app is live in the App Store. 2 annual subscriptions have already been sold 🫢🔥
Password Remember is a simple, secure password manager for everyday users—not tech pros. It protects logins, PINs, notes, and photos with Face ID, encryption, and private iCloud storage; free for 3 logins.
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Perfect for testing my new Password Manager — a handful of QR codes for 2-factor (OTP/TOTP).
A GitHub Gist shares OTP test codes in a simple, reusable markdown file. Quick to grab, easy to fork, and handy for testing flows fast.
Finally I’ve gotten around to Blackberry… It’s been on my watchlist for over a year… I’ve been hit by some nasty sniffles, so I’m spending the day at home in bed - and watching a few movies! So far it’s a 10/10 from me 🫐🍿🎬
Rotten Tomatoes’ BlackBerry page is buried under sign-in prompts, email verification, and newsletter pop-ups. The actual movie content is nowhere in sight—just login chaos and marketing overload.
A smarter Siri 🧠 I’m excited, but also a little skeptical 🧐🤭😝 – let’s hope the many delays and the collaboration with Google end up being a pleasant surprise, and Apple can keep up in ‘the AI game’ 💯⚡️🤖🦾
iOS 27 is set to pack 10+ new features, with Apple aiming to make the iPhone smarter, slicker, and more useful. Expect meaningful upgrades across the system—not just cosmetic tweaks.
I’m absolutely crazy about the new Mac Yellow, it really brightens up my MacBook Pro M2 Max … while I wait for my new M5 Max, which arrives in 4 days, yay! 🥳
macOS Tahoe 26.4 beta brings the new MacBook Neo wallpapers to all Macs. No new hardware required—just update and give your desktop a fresh Apple glow.
Surprise! We definitely didn’t see that one coming 😅 Who even uses Wikipedia anymore? It’s way easier to just ask ChatGPT who the giraffe penguin is 😜
Wikipedia says fewer people are clicking through as AI search summaries answer questions upfront. Add social video to the mix, and one of the web’s biggest knowledge hubs is seeing traffic slide.
Happy 65th birthday, Tim Cook, you old rascal. There are lots of rumors that Apple is internally planning Tim Cook’s departure, and that John will take over... It’s going to be exciting...
Apple’s CEO succession race has a frontrunner: John Ternus, Apple’s 50-year-old hardware chief. With Tim Cook nearing 65 and Jeff Williams stepping aside, insiders increasingly see Ternus as the heir apparent.
Sorry Apple, but unfortunately I saw it coming... Air should have been a cheap, small iPhone, like when Apple launched the iPod nano - a super-thin mini version of the big iPod at a cheaper price. If the iPhone Air had been a cheap, mini-super-thin version of the iPhone, I think it would have sold much better 🤪🤓
iPhone Air isn’t taking off: weak sales reportedly pushed Apple to delay the next-gen model. The ultra-thin gamble may be losing altitude fast.
I’ve been down with a bit of the flu the past couple of days and started playing around with Cherri – a really awesome project where you can compile code into a signed Shortcut that can be used on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. It suddenly makes building Shortcuts so much easier. Really exciting project. I should look into doing more about Cherri on my website https://ShareShortcuts.com.
Cherri Playground lets you write, import, decompile, and share Apple Shortcuts as Cherri code—all in one slick web editor. Fast help, clipboard links, and iCloud import make shortcut hacking feel effortless.
Good that they’re thinking of the birds 🥰🐦🤪 #Danish #News
Denmark is adding 30 new speed cameras on rural roads. More cameras, more tickets—drivers may want to ease off the gas.
