@fireborn Oh yeah of course, iOS is still missing some Mac features so I don't think they'll go down this path, but it does seem like some parts of the iOS version are making their way in there. Even in VO utility some of the settings pages look verry iOS like, and were clearly coded in Swift UI. I'm seeing the same thing in Logic as well, many of the newer features introduced over the last few years look just like the iPad version in terms of UI, but this makes for an inconsistent experience where certain things are very accessible while others leave much to be desired. It does seem like we're gonna get more of a consolidation moving forward, though, and I think that's a good thing if they do it correctly.

6/6Anyone seeking an explanation of Israel’s “fall from grace” will find no better guide than this perceptive, sophisticated, erudite, elegantly written and strikingly fair-minded book. Even traditional supporters of Israel, who are feeling discomfort, perhaps even disgust, at its recent atrocities, may find in Omer Bartov, to borrow the title of Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon’s famous 12th-century book, A Guide for the Perplexed.https://www.theguardian.com/books/2026/may/09/israel-what-went-wrong-by-omer-bartov-review-the-long-view

@hbrpgm The author's analysis overlooks how the book's premise mirrors actual Cold War plans for "doomsday machines," such as the Soviet Union's Perimeter system, which was designed to automatically launch a retaliatory strike if command centers were destroyed.