Hello, I wanted to ask you a quick question.
You probably already know that it's now possible to rearrange your profile grid.
Do you think Instagram could eventually roll out the same update for Story Highlights? I find it a bit frustrating that the order of all my Highlights keeps changing every time I add a new Story. It's a feature I've been hoping for for quite a while now.
Hi everyone,
As you probably know, it's been almost a year since macOS Tahoe was released.
I'd love to hear your thoughts. Are you happy with it overall? If you could also mention which Mac you're using, that would make the discussion even more useful.
As for me, I'm currently using a MacBook Pro M4 Pro running macOS Tahoe, and I'm torn between:
I'd love to hear your experiences and recommendations!
As you probably know, LinkedIn already offers a fair amount of privacy controls, allowing users to choose which information they want to make public or private.
However, some sections remain visible to everyone, such as your work experience and parts of your activity, including comments and liked posts.
It would be great if LinkedIn introduced a true private account option, similar to what platforms like Instagram or X offer. Alternatively, giving users the ability to make these specific sections private would already be a huge improvement.
This can be especially important for people dealing with intrusive or toxic employers. Having more control over what others can see would make LinkedIn feel much safer for many users.
I don't know if anyone from the LinkedIn team can pass this suggestion along, but I'm sure I'm not the only person who would appreciate this feature.
Hello, I wanted to ask you a quick question.
You probably already know that it's now possible to rearrange your profile grid.
Do you think Instagram could eventually roll out the same update for Story Highlights? I find it a bit frustrating that the order of all my Highlights keeps changing every time I add a new Story. It's a feature I've been hoping for for quite a while now.
Hello everyone,
I'm reaching out because I have a question about the potential consequences of downgrading macOS.
To give some context: I bought a MacBook Pro M4 Pro last October, which came with macOS Sequoia by default. However, the configuration wasn't really what I wanted, so I purchased another one in December 2025 with better specifications. The only drawback was that it came with macOS Tahoe preinstalled. As many of you may already know, this version of macOS has developed a rather poor reputation among users.
I've done some research online and found that it may be possible to revert back to Sequoia. However, I'm wondering about the potential consequences of such a downgrade, as it doesn't seem to be an entirely official procedure.
1. Are there any risks to the Mac's functionality or security?
I'm thinking about iPhone jailbreaking and wondering whether downgrading macOS could have a similar impact on system stability, security, or support.
2. Once the downgrade has been completed, is it possible to upgrade again later?
I'm asking because Apple may release a future macOS version after Tahoe that is more stable, better optimized, and more performant, and I might want to upgrade to that version when it becomes available.
Thank you in advance for your help and feedback.
Hello, I’m reaching out because I had a quick question.
I’ve been playing online for quite some time now, and fairly often—especially after finishing a race—I get this error that automatically disconnects me…
I was wondering if I’m the only one experiencing this kind of issue?
Bonsoir,
J’ai trouvé cette petite chenille sur mon lit et j’ignore ce que c’est ??
J’espère que ce n’est pas une chenille de mite de vêtement…
Pour info : ma fenêtre était ouverte, mais avec les volets descendus, y’avait des mini ouvertures quoi.
Merci d’avance pour votre aide :)
As a big fan of the Octopath Traveler universe - especially its lore and creatures - I’ve been wondering why Square Enix hasn’t made a monster-focused game, similar to Dragon Quest Monsters, but set in the world of Octopath Traveler.
Given the number of bosses and creatures, there’s really plenty of material to create something interesting. One could imagine a system of fusing or capturing monsters, or even recruiting them—especially for monsters that are actually humans. Depending on their rarity, monsters could occupy different roles within the team, much like in DQMJ.
And we would finally get a proper bestiary, with much more information about the creatures, since unfortunately Square Enix chose not to include one in its games...