Genuine Xcode Codex interaction:
Me: Make a plan to do XYZ
Codex: Cool, Bro. I've made a plan.
...
Me: Care to share it?
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Genuine Xcode Codex interaction:
Me: Make a plan to do XYZ
Codex: Cool, Bro. I've made a plan.
...
Me: Care to share it?
The Morrigan. 🤷♂️
I didn’t mind it I suppose. But incredibly predictable.
Dear People Who Talk on Their Phone in Public Using Speaker Phone,
What the hell is *wrong* with you?
Sincerely,
The General Public
I flip back and forth between being terrified and amazed by these experiments from the last couple of weeks. I assume this code is in as much need of love as the macOS/iOS experiment was. But again a working app.
@phocks same. AAA++++ recommended. Would do again.
I’m getting good at coffee art. I suspect it may be handy soon.
Oh, I also just ported an app to Android in 10 min.
Me yesterday. We haven’t been sick for like a month. It’s amazing.
Her today. We had a good run.
“Core Values” is always a synonym for bigotry.
"I will concentrate on protecting our way of life" dog whistled the new leader of the Liberal Party of Australia.
Also accessibilitySpeechAnnouncementPriority = .low seems broken. It's not supposed to interrupt anything, but it interrupts everything.
If I move through the items manually it reads it just fine and the element is correctly placed in the order of accessibility elements. Maddening.
I have a single piece of text on a view that is identically set up to every other piece of text on the view, but the accessibility "read screen after delay" feature just skips it. Always. Driving me mad.
Anyone have experience with swift-openapi-generator? It fails on my openapi.yml but it gives the mostly useless error imaginable and I can't find a way to make it output the actual error.
The kid has mixed up the sound of a crow and duck…
#ad :neocat_gun:
lol - we got an App Store rejection for Ollie's Arcade (I did a build removing the in-app purchasing). The rejection was that the icon looked too similar to another app.
The app in question was... Twitterrific. Which, of course, is intentional AND ISN'T EVEN FOR SALE ANYMORE.
Don't show this to kids in Australia or the UK: https://age-verifier.kibty.town/
Being a moron has very little to do with what you're riding.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-11/ebike-injuries-double-at-sydney-hospital/106332460
@mattiem I'll be interested to read it!