Geeksouts — Page 7
As expected, WWDC focused heavily on AI, with no major iOS or iPadOS features beyond performance tuning.
Truly helpful AI must be centered on our users’ needs, deeply integrated into the products they rely on every day, grounded in personal context, and built with privacy at every step. That is our vision for Apple Intelligence.
Can’t wait to test Siri AI & Apple Intelligence on my M1 M2 Mac Mini, M1 iPad Pro, and M5 MacBook Air. The hurdle? It needs 7 GB of local storage. My 256 GB Mac Mini might be in for a tight fit!
Public beta drops in July-I’ll be trying it on my M1 devices first.
Pausing Widow’s Bay — S1E8 and getting ready to watch Apple’s WWDC26 and see what features they have…my guts say, maybe not so much…let’s wait and see.
It’s incredible how far we can go to observe what they look like. The universe offers so much to explore. Additionally, it’s hard to believe we’re the only ones out there.
TIL a new word: agathokakological
agathokakological
adjective: composed of both good and evil
From Greek agath- (good) + kako- (bad) + -logical. Coined by poet Robert Southey, 1834.
"For indeed upon the agathokakological globe there are opposite qualities always to be found." — Robert Southey, The Doctor, 1834
Most bottled brands are just filtered tap water, so why pay a premium?
Used to use a filter pitcher when I lived in DC. But out here in the holler, hard water wrecks filters fast. Bottles it is, even if I hate the plastic waste. Small town life — the recycling infrastructure just isn't there.
Learned a new word today: silly-maxxing. It’s basically decorating with just enough weirdness to make a space memorable. I love that word. Right up my alley — I’m always looking for ways to make a space feel interesting over just pretty.
