This is great - lovely detail.

Considering what's causing it, I can't imagine it's a particularly short timeline.

The shine of the Neo just rubbed off somewhat.

No kidding, I was considering one to replace my 8g air m1. Which was questionable to begin with performance wise, but it's so worn after all these years. Certainly won't do it now.

Yes and no. Relatively speaking, MacBook Neo is still quite cheap, especially since iPad and MacBook Air received even greater price increases. And Apple's competitors are surely experiencing the same component shortages.

The $599 XPS13 is a better value, and it can run Linux unlike the Neo.

Until they raise the price on that too. Dell has explicitly stated it's a "limited time" price, so don't be shocked if it becomes the $699 XPS13 almost immediately.

Maybe, but Apple has already raised it, and you can still buy the XPS (a more capable device that supports Linux) for $599.

Or you could buy a MacBook Neo on various retailers who still have it for $599. Heck, it’s on sale for $589 on Amazon right now.

I don’t think the market shopping for $600 laptops is the same market that wants something that runs Linux.

Naan bread

No - https://www.vooks.net/nintendo-raising-switch-2-switch-and-s...

View the included image on desktop at your monitor then take a look on your phone. It's noticeably different on my iPhone.

European here. Been using Apple Maps exclusively for the best part of a decade now.

messy, but there is something endearing about the approach

Proton ticks a few of those boxes for me. Mail, VPN, Cal.

Also docs collaboration, and now video calling as well. And they've just bought Standard Notes, so that'll be next. It's definitely chugging along fast.

proton.me? That is in Switzerland, not the EU.

The stated reason in the article seems like Switzerland should be as good as EU, if not better.

> I have decided to move as many services and subscriptions as possible from non-EU countries to the EU or to switch to European service providers. The reasons for this are the current global political situation and improved data protection.

"or switch to European service providers". EU or not, CH is still in Europe, so would qualify?

Here's the comment in question on GitHub: https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss.com/pull/2388#is...