The author describes a resurgence of the Hackintosh/Hack iOS community driven by AI-assisted reverse engineering and tooling, enabling recent ports of macOS 27 and iOS to non-Apple hardware (examples include Snapdragon laptops, RK3588 SBCs, and the Nintendo Switch OLED). They recount using a macOS VM on a ThinkPad to build an iOS app and point to tools like Claude Code and Ghidra and breakthroughs (GPU support, accelerated decode, translated x86 builds) as catalysts for renewed activity.