This is me, and I’m cool with it! I like jumping into both on a daily basis to see how each progresses.

Guy leaves his job at Apple and makes one thing and charges a subscription for it. I’m sorry but they can kick rocks with that pricing.

Subscriptions for an email client is insane to me, especially if the developer(s) have no other project. Show me your second act.

And no interest in thinking about why they're down ~50% in advertising revenue.

Capitalism is fine as long as people aren’t complete scumbags about it. Rare, I know. It’s a human morality proposition.

Shit, the might be ahead by tomorrow evening.

Bit of both, but finding himself in these positions is not helping his case.

People are shopping for phones now like subprime borrowers shop for cars. “I don’t care. What’s the monthly payment?”

To be fair, qualifying is typically thrilling. It’s just race pace gaps that are brutal. 0.7sec off the pace in a race is rough over 70 odd laps.

At some point in the not-so-distant future F1 is going to have to detach from the woeful faux concept of keeping up with industry demands. Fortunately or unfortunately, however you feel about it, cars are leaning into full electric at a rapid pace. Manufacturers will have no use for F1 any longer and will leave the second they need to, and I feel it’s coming faster than some might think. Series’ like Formula E will become their plaything.

In my opinion, Formula 1 should switch to focus fully on carbon neutral / bio fuels to help support the millions (billions?) of old-tech cars that will be traveling the planet for decades to come. Go back to simple NA engines, lighter cars and work on powering them more responsibly and put on a show. The sport will be better off for it. Manufacturer interest and demands are hurting the sport and only prolonging the inevitable. Seb is onto something with his FW14B.

Eh, I’ll go against the grain and be honest. I still use it on my desktop at home. Zero mobile use. The user base and information there is still massive at the moment. Once that changes it’s in my rear view, but I won’t pretend like I don’t.

Registration and discovery needs to be simplified tremendously for long term viability. But it’s a good start.