iPads have filesystem access these days. The approved apps thing I’m curious what they will do about.

Even if I’m playing a game I bought from GoG, I still need Steam involved for its controller support or Proton if I’m on Linux.

They are on a path towards merging iOS and macOS and fully merging their iPad and MacBook product lines. They’ve been on this path for a while, you can see it in things like moving the MacBook to ARM, adding mouse support to the iPad, making the iPad OS more desktop-like and making the desktop OS more iPad-like.

This is just the next step on that path. The eventual goal will be all of their devices will run the same OS with only subtle variations.

I’ve owned GBA, NDS, 3DS, and my brother had the DS Lite. Every Gen 1 DS I’ve seen has had its hinge break eventually. All the others on this list seem more durable. My GBA in particular went through some rough spots.

But yeah, adding moving parts is always going to add more points of failure.

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I definitely do feel better on days when my Apple Watch gives me a good sleep score vs days where it gives me a bad one