Joe Rossignol: Over a dozen parental control app developers have come together with a shared message for Apple: it’s “time to put kids first.”Together, they have launched a new website called Screen Time API that urges Apple to release a public API …
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Lees meerW3C: Today W3C and the WHATWG signed an agreement to collaborate on the development of a single version of the HTML and DOM specifications. The Memorandum of Understanding jointly published as the WHATWG/W3C Joint Working Mode gives the specifics of…
Lees meerGab (Hacker News): Progress on our new codebase is going well. For those who don’t know, our plan is to fork existing open source software, Mastodon, which is based on the ActivityPub social networking protocol. […] You’ll be able to log into and us…
Lees meerBruno Rocha: To put it short, autoreleasepool is still useful in iOS/Swift development as there are still legacy Obj-C classes in UIKit and Foundation that call autorelease, but you likely don’t need to worry about it when dealing with Swift classes…
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Lees meerAudioengine USA’s latest and greatest compact wireless desktop and portable speakers A2+ Wireless Speaker System $269 U. S. — available in black, red, or The post Audioengine A2+ and 512 Bluetooth Speakers – Review appeared first on MyMac.com.
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