> A company having slightly lower margins does not seem like an actual issue. It doesn't even sound like they would end up loosing money on this device just lower their own margin.

Replenishing A18 stock comes with the opportunity cost of sacrificing TSMC production to manufacture more A18s, but because they're using binned chips in the Neo, a fresh manufacturing run will produce A18s in whatever ratio that splits good chips with binned chips. Apple has no need for good A18s anymore, so they'll need to make a choice whether to handicap the chip so newer Neos match the marketed specifications and performance characteristics of other Neos of the same generation OR release a lacklustre out-of-cycle update to the Neo.

Sounds like a logistical nightmare to be honest. They've been producing iPhones for nearly two decades now, their supply chain forecasts must be so well tuned to be almost perfect. That is, until the Neo.

I saw it mentioned in a comment elsewhere in this thread, but the level of service you get really seems dependant on which pocket of Google is responsible for the product you happen to be using. Unfortunately Workspace is a giant pocket with many billions of users with suboptimal and/or perpetually exhausted support.

I rescued the domain after it was left to expire and did my best to honour the original design from 2000.

I guess I'll find out soon enough once I update, but I didn't see any specific callout in the article.

https://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/database-world

Embarassingly, despite thinking of myself as pretty knowledgeable with SQL, I had no idea you could nest DML statements inside a CTE. I always assumed/used DML statements as the final statement after a CTE was defined. I'm not sure if or when I might use this in the future, but it's neat to learn something new (and to be humbled at the same time).

Given this thread will probably attract other Unifi users... has anyone had success migrating from MongoDB to something like FerretDB?

I played around with getting this to work a few weeks ago and found that day-to-day it works without issue, but restoring a backup will error since it relies on some unsupported Mongo semantics (renaming collections iirc).

[1]: https://retrohandhelds.gg/trimui-brick-hammer-review/ (most links are to third-party resellers, so a link to a review is probably safest)

  > Published in the print edition of the February 2, 2026, issue, with the headline “A Fatal Error.”

  > If you're paying for 4K but using Chrome, Firefox, or a setup Netflix doesn't "approve," you're stuck at 1080p or lower. This extension fixes that.

I know and trust mitmproxy. I'm warier and less likely to use a new, unknown tool that has such broad security/privacy implications. Especially these days with so many vibe-coded projects being released (no idea if that's the case here, but it's a concern I have nonetheless).

(seriously though, thanks).