It’s Not You, It’s Me
It’s Not You, It’s Me
Thompson’s weekly selection revisits his frustration with Apple’s limits on a personal agent and his contrasting interest in a reported Apple–LG partnership for an integrated home experience. It points back to the week’s pieces on game customization and outside shopping agents, rather than supplying new tests of whether those products work or endure. The other highlighted items cover Facebook’s political history and US–China trade; they do not add evidence about software-team workflows.
The split worth keeping is between software a person can change for themselves and a service a household expects someone to keep working. The three linked agent articles already have their own posts here; this digest adds no independent numbers on customer use, maintenance time or release quality.