• The iPhone XR maybe isn't not a hit?  (Tom's Guide)
  
  Also, Apple made it clear that it got the pricing right on the new models, no matter what the actual sales figures might say, and any future adjustments you might see are entirely due to solar eclipses foreign currency fluctuations.
  
  
• When does AWS break through $100 billion?  (The Next Platform)
  
  When they get a dashboard that doesn't look like the new intern hacked it together over the weekend.
  
  
• New Zealand is trialling 10Gbps consumer and small business broadband.  (ZDNet)
  
  Meanwhile in Australia  I am STILL waiting on 100Mbps, ten years in, and six months after I was told it would be connected.
  
  
• It's all on the website.  (ZDNet)
  
  
• The Linux 5.0 production release is fast approaching.  (Phoronix)
  
  I'm still maintaining a bunch of servers on 2.6.

• YouTube is going to mess with the dislike button after creating the worst video in the platform's storied history of utter garbage.  (One Angry Gamer)
  
  It's widely speculated that they have already been doing so, and just not admitting to it.  However, large-scale social media platforms often don't have the direct granularity users expect - counters are often cached and don't necessarily update in real time - so it may just be that the software doesn't work.
  
  

Video of the Day

Other Linus discovers that you can't drop software.

Picture of the Day

Tiny footsteps.