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No matter what the sport, no matter what the letter of the rulebook says, it’s never a good idea to piss off the refs.
Lees meerNo matter what the sport, no matter what the letter of the rulebook says, it’s never a good idea to piss off the refs.
Lees meerNo matter what the sport, no matter what the letter of the rulebook says, it’s never a good idea to piss off the refs.
Lees meerJesse Squires: A handful of protocol witness mismatches are currently allowed:Non-failable initializers can satisfy failable initializer protocol requirements (as I encountered above)Non-throwing functions can satisfy throwing function protocol requ…
Lees meerMatthias Gansrigler (Mastodon): ScreenFloat powers up your screenshots by allowing you to take screenshots and recordings that float above everything else, keeping certain information always in sight. I’ve known about this app for a long time, but I…
Lees meerAndrew Cunningham: Sonoma brings two more features that point to Apple’s newfound seriousness about gaming on the Mac. The first is Game Mode. It’s analogous to a Windows 11 feature of the exact same name, and they’re functionally similar in that th…
Lees meerHappy New Year! It is 2024 (even though it was 1976 a few months ago wasn’t it?) Anyway, Simon and Nick finally get back The post Essential Apple Podcast 284: Visions of Angels (Landing) appeared first on MyMac.com.
Lees meerOpen RSS (via Hacker News): The link to a user’s RSS feed is quite lengthy, making it not so easy to remember, and you can’t really tell which user’s profile an RSS feed is for just by looking at it.[…]So if a user has their posts set to be visible …
Lees meerQuinn: If you’re developing software for macOS your goal is to avoid trusted execution entanglements. You want users to install and use your product without taking any special steps. If, for example, you ship an app that’s blocked by Gatekeeper, you…
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