Shooting 4,000 frames and no fast way to tell which ones the AF nailed? I vibe coded FocusPoint — a free Mac app that draws the focus point your @SonyAlpha camera recorded right on the image. I've been asking @Adobe for this in @Lightroom for years - then I ran out of patience! Free, no account. All comments welcome. Be kind to me - this is the first app I have coded myself since doing one to calculate baseball averages in BASIC on my Commodore64.

Commodore has announced the Callback, a new flip phone for people who want fewer distractions but still need essential apps. The phone blocks social media and web browsers to help users stay focused. > Blocks social media and web browsers, while also discouraging work and email apps for a more focused experience > No data selling, with Commodore and Sailfish OS putting privacy first > Touchscreen disabled to help eliminate doomscrolling >Unique dome LED notifications that avoid waking the screen >Runs 99% of Android apps without Android, including WhatsApp, maps, music streaming, and ride-hailing services > FM radio, Commodore 64 SID chiptune ringtones, and included IEM earphones worth $50 > Worldwide network compatibility, Wi-Fi, and hotspot support >48MP Sony rear camera with autofocus > User-replaceable battery > De-Googled software for better privacy >No built-in AI features Pricing starts at $499.99

Commodore PET 2001 computer features a built-in monitor, a chiclet keyboard, and an integrated cassette deck for saving and loading data. The shape still looks like a Star Trek future.

Why losing the Commodore Amiga felt like a 30-year phantom limb—from Jack Tramiel's MOS Tech coup & the 1984 Atari switcheroo to TRIPOS, ARexx, CygnusEd, and how Amiga-born Vim & NixOS reattach the nerve endings. #Amiga# #NixOS# #Neovim#

Preorders for the ‘Commodore Callback 8020,’ the flip phone that blocks all social media and web browsers, surpasses 10,000 units The Commodore Callback 8020 is available for pre-order now starting at $399