It’s weird that they pulled the plug on that version, considering the Mac version is still native and they recently released a native iPad version as well as an Apple Watch version now.

Nvidia is already at $5 T now: https://www.macrumors.com/2025/10/29/nvidia-5-trillion-market-cap/

Probably why it has a titanium frame even though aluminum would’ve been lighter. I guess if you really want to break it you can (as you can with any phone), but I doubt accidental bends will be an issue.

Waiting for reviews obviously makes sense for a lot of reasons, but leaked battery specs suggest battery capacity larger than the 13 Pro. Add efficiency improvements to that and it should be more than fine for most people.

2x crop on a 48 MP sensor results in 12 MP, not 24 MP. Still looks fine though.

What even is new with the S11 vs. S10 hardware wise? Better glass on the aluminum model and 5G? That’s it?

You can always get the battery swapped for a new one on your 13 Pro should it ever not get you through the day.

I have a 16 Pro so upgrading is probably kind of pointless.

I will say that the base model 17 looks pretty decent once prices at online shops come down a little. Finally you get the 120 Hz display.

I like the slimness/weight of the Air. The only thing really missing for me is the ultra-wide lens (also for macro photos), battery life would probably work out for me and other compromises are minor.

The 17 Pro isn’t a huge upgrade year-on-year, but they finally completed the transition to all 48 MP rear sensors, finally got a decent cooling solution and increased battery capacity (and 12 GB RAM). It finally feels pretty much complete instead of Apple purposefully holding back features. Bit of a bummer that we get the SIM tray version in Europe though, I’ve been using eSIM for years so the larger battery capacity - while I don’t need it in most cases - would’ve been appreciated.

I’m kind of holding out for a foldable iPhone anyway.

But back to you: what are you missing from your 13 Pro?

This is referring to sharing individual chats via the ChatGPT UI which makes them public and at least used to make them findable via search engines.

Yes, OpenAI still stores everything you type into their text inputs, but no, it’s not visible to the general public by default.

Yeah that sounds even better. What service do you use?

Realized today that borgbackup failed for almost 2 months straight on one of my servers (was a simple case of a lock being stuck). Finally setup push notifications via Pushover to notify on success/fail.

I wouldn’t say we’re over-reliant on Steam, but maybe on Valve to some extent.

If Valve would suddenly stop all their work on/around Linux, that’d certainly affect Proton and also things like the open AMD GPU drivers. Sure, others would likely continue their work (it’s not like they’re doing it all alone now anyway), but Valve certainly brings a lot of expertise and also commercial interest.

Would be awesome if you’d share your solution for the next person encountering the same issue :)

What exact GPU model? Kernel version? Have you tried it with SELinux disabled temporarily?