markjgsmith

Today’s links:

• Supreme Court allows blind people to sue retailers if their websites are not accessiblewww.latimes.com #

• China and Taiwan clash over Wikipedia editswww.bbc.com #

• KeyDb - A Multithreaded Fork of Redis That’s 5X Fasterdocs.keydb.dev #

• We’re Entering the Era of Big Podcastingwww.vulture.com #

• macOS Catalina breaks compatibility with DJ apps that use iTunes libraries - They have "permanently removed" the export feature9to5mac.com #

• Spread the word: the Iraqis translating the internet into Arabic - I don't speak any arabic, but to me the language sounds like music, it seems to do things that aren't possible in other languages, needless to say I like this arabic translation youth movement project a lotwww.theguardian.com #

• Some more details on the issues DJs are facing with XML file export being removed from the latest macOS Catalinawww.theverge.com #

• MacOS Catalina is a transition period for Apple - This is something I was vaguely aware of since reading some of the writeups from the lastest WWDC but it's only today after reading the Catalina reviews that it's now clear that it's quite a big change that is in motion, and it could effect a lot of things including web developmentwww.theverge.com #