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    A new report describes Apple's macOS Golden Gate release as a buggy mess, detailing widespread software issues in the operating system. The piece is drawing significant attention among developers and Apple users debating the state of software quality at Apple and whether recent macOS releases are shipping before they are stable.

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    Backyard wildlife comes with a messy downside●While it's nice to see close up scenes like this almost daily in our back yard, the flip side is that our lawn is a natuMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife1211 min ago

    A homeowner is sharing black-and-white close-up photographs of wildlife that visits their back yard almost daily. While the frequent animal sightings are welcome, they note the lawn has effectively become a minefield of droppings. The post mixes appreciation for nature photography with mild complaint about the practical mess it leaves behind.

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    EV Charging Executive Explains Why America's Network Fails Drivers▼America’s EV Charging Is a Mess. The CEO Trying to Fix It Explains Why✉newsLifeAutos3 h ago

    The chief executive of an electric vehicle charging company is speaking out about the poor state of America's EV charging infrastructure. He argues the network is unreliable, fragmented and poorly maintained, leaving drivers frustrated as electric vehicle sales grow. The interview sets out what he believes must change to make charging dependable for mainstream drivers.

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    Is the flood of AI product launches a bubble?●🤖 is the AI product flood actually a bubble, or just the messy part of a wave that ends up mattering? Been watching theMmastodonTechnologyAI05 h ago

    Commentators are questioning whether the rapid stream of AI releases — new models, agent frameworks and tools promising to change everything — reflects genuine progress or a speculative bubble. The debate centres on whether the crowded launch calendar signals unsustainable hype or simply the messy early phase of a technology wave that will ultimately prove significant, with many products failing to show lasting value.