English, dammit...

Please, put info that this is Apple-only in the FAQ. I got it after reading through the whole page and clicking "download app" on my Android phone.

Hmm. The only button on the screen is ([Apple Logo] Send me a download link). When you scroll it off screen it's replaced with ([Apple Logo] Try Kiki) and a collage of macOS screenshots.

They could certainly put it in the FAQ, which is below the ([Apple Logo] Get the App) button, I don't actually disagree with you, but it is somewhat of a funny complaint to me given the actual content of the page.

(logo doesn't render on my browser... So I wouldn't have guessed either.) (firefox/linux, but it really is a font problem, not a browser problem)

The Apple logo character isn't a real symbol, it's just a space from the Unicode private-use area (the 'anything goes' area that's not codified and is reserved for niche local uses) that Apple decided would render as the Apple logo in iOS and macOS, probably to allow them to draw their logo as text. It's not something that should be used in browsers or anything that can render outside of Apple's ecosystem. It's not a great sign that something this front-and-center, immediately apparent on any non-Apple devices, wasn't tested by them on any other platforms.

Hah, doesn't work on my PC either, I bet it pretty much only shows up on apple devices. And makes me glad I said I didn't disagree with OP!

I see a grey square on the download button, no Apple logo.

On Android there is a similar app called "Forest". I used it five or six years ago, not sure if it still exists now.

How nice that I am forbidden to use private devices with company data! Therefore I can't and won't install Teams on my phone.

Yay I suppose?

The only thing lacking in this article was explanation of the abbreviation from the title. SRE = Site Reliability Engineer(ing).

I ask on the project chat. When I am ignored I use enough expletives to stop being ignored.

Now. When my company got double-dilberted (eaten by bigger company that got eaten by even bigger one) and became corporate bullshit. When the whole world goes Dilbert. Very bad news.

From time to time I send this article at my job. Just as a distress call about our system.

There is something to reading something from 20 or 40 years ago and having a professional existential crisis.

Safari - Internet Explorer of 2025

Big mergers in the tech world with excuses including "AI". Hopefully - some reversal of sticking AI to products that don't need it. Even more massive layoffs. And the worst part - still no Half Life 3.