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by Daedren 1y ago
The funny part is that there's probably zero chance they used Swift 6 for this, because it's impossible to have released Swift 6 without having, you know, actually used the language for something.
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by Daedren 1y ago
What are the odds it'll burn down like OVH's datacenter?
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by Daedren 1y ago
That's a horrible take. This isn't a guide to remember, but a guide to learn. You shouldn't dismiss something as "terrible defaults" just because it has a user interface different from what you're used to.
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by Daedren 1y ago
I disagree with a lot of things in the blogpost. I did feel like Arc had cohesion and a purpose. The problem was marketing. The website had zero information, zero screenshots and zero way to sign-up for the longest time. You had no way to k
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by Daedren 1y ago
You should definitely have to prove ownership of your domain to have it be treated as a company domain. This being the default makes no sense.
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by Daedren 1y ago
VoiceOver (And Talkback on Android) is an incredible piece of software. I'd invite anyone (especially developers) to go turn it on and have a go at the built-in tutorials in the devices, it's pretty in-depth.
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by Daedren 1y ago
There's a lot of ways to sync your notes for free with those said community open-source plugins, including through standard free cloud options if you really want to pay zero and have no server in the middle.
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by Daedren 1y ago
There have been a lot of bugs on Apple's part, that they've been slowly fixing on iOS 18.X versions.
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by Daedren 1y ago
I'd honestly like the opposite. There's several cases in Apple's own apps that ignore the default app you've set for Navigation in Settings and try to open Apple Maps. One example would be Contacts, clicking a location w
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by Daedren 1y ago
Considering Microsoft is closing down on the ecosystem, I'd pick VSCode with Copilot over those two. It's a matter of time before they're shuttered or their experience gets far worse.
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by Daedren 1y ago
> Unlike traditional hybrid frameworks with predefined APIs or plugin systems, enClose removes restrictions, giving developers complete freedom to build any app they envision. > Unlike Cordova, which can be limiting and complex, enClo
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by Daedren 1y ago
It does migrate all your contacts and chat history, I was quite impressed with how well it went.
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by Daedren 1y ago
You'd have to get every single app developer to implement an Amazon variant of Google Play Services alongside Google's. That's not going to happen, it's already a large problem in China.
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by Daedren 2y ago
Between a dead Combine that no longer functions in Swift 6 or a severely handicapped AsyncSequence lacking basic features, where are developers supposed to turn to? All these projects like Async Algorithms, AsyncExtensions, Asynchrone, etc.
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by Daedren 2y ago
Yes. It feels like the language is being handled by academics who don't actually use it, Swift 6 really drives it down. The lack of Sendable support for Combine and half-assed support on Async Algorithms only makes it more painful to t
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by Daedren 2y ago
https://archive.is/9JMZH
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by Daedren 2y ago
If we were in a perfect world, I'd agree, but unfortunately that isn't the case. The cons here are far more prevalent than the pros, as photos and videos will lead to discrimination before the main part of what matters, the resumé
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by Daedren 2y ago
Well at the bottom of the article, they mention that Microsoft first closed the issue as invalid, and on the second attempt they closed it as "cannot be reproduced" (after fixing it). So from that I can imply there was no payment.
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by Daedren 2y ago
For free accounts, there’s a 5 app id limit, and several entitlements aren’t available. It’s far from being true sideloading.
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by Daedren 2y ago
I find it terrible, but it's what we have. Boards works for basic Kanban projects, but if you want to dwell into scrum stuff like sprints, burndown charts, etc, it's very bad and cumbersome. You'll have to do a lot of stuff m
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by Daedren 2y ago
The text is still overflowing off the right side of the screen on my 13 mini
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by Daedren 2y ago
They very much are. V3 support comes with Chromium, and once Google removes V2 from the codebase they'll have to abide. The difference is that it's less impactful since it has a near uBO-level blocker built-in to the browser.
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by Daedren 2y ago
I'm not sure how much the average person cares about Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, but to me the experience is like night and day. Car companies don't have great rep for doing good software. This is either going to be crazy goo
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by Daedren 2y ago
Don't think an alternative UI to App Store Connect is worth a monthly subscription. Not to mention the things it's optimizing here are the parts used by developers, and devs are much better off automating a lot of the stuff in thi
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by Daedren 2y ago
Or they believe the price to be too high for beta-testing a first-gen Apple device.
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by Daedren 2y ago
Yeah now it's just like developing for Apple. Have been suffering from Apple's vague and canned responses for years.
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by Daedren 2y ago
iOS doesn't regularly break these mainstay APIs.. but when they do break APIs, they never backport them, unlike Google. One example of an API where we lost power in exchange for security was UIWebView -> WKWebView. It can end up bei
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by Daedren 2y ago
To no surprise. Carthage is also walking dead, which leaves SPM taking over everything. My only concern would be... I haven't been in the React Native / Flutter space in a while, but last time I looked they still focus a lot on Co
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by Daedren 2y ago
Hosting pirated content is a liability, and putting it on MEGA helps clear it. Many countries have issues with torrenting such data too, as it's an easy way to get a notice at home from your ISP if you're not on a VPN. I assume ma
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by Daedren 2y ago
Plenty of places don't support Git LFS over SSH

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