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#2Many of them are hardware which is understandable.
It would be nice, but perhaps hard to do, to have a list of "sherlocked" apps and services.
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#3They removed the speed and pitch adjuster in QuickTime player, some time in the past decade, I forget when. That was a useful feature to me.
It's not on the site, and I don't care _quite_ enough to figure out how to add it.
That's the problem with built-in software that "does it all" and crowds out the market for other software. One day it might not do it all.
(VLC can do this, but not as simply as I used to be able to).
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#4that is perhaps the Nobel Prize in Clickbait Titles winner for 2026, and it's only May. Well done (not kidding...it's clever)
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#5Reading this, it honestly seems like Apple has keen product insight. Dropping FireWire for TB/USB etc. Killed by Apple but thank god so we can have fewer custom ports. Thank you, Apple.
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#6Many of them are hardware which is understandable. It would be nice, but perhaps hard to do, to have a list of "sherlocked" apps and services.
Or acquisitions where they immediately killed the product... RIP FingerWorks TouchStream
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#7Wow another vibeslopped website on the front of Hacker News, how original!
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#8Hacker news holds Apple and Google to different standards, so I doubt this post will get much traction. (I'm still angry about how I must use an iPhone if I want to be able to text high quality video to people I don't know very well)
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#9that is perhaps the Nobel Prize in Clickbait Titles winner for 2026, and it's only May. Well done (not kidding...it's clever)
It's a riff on https://killedbygoogle.com/
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#10No floppy disk. I guess they didn’t actually kill it with the iMac but they certainly facilitated its death.