I’m really impressed by the look and feel of this WWDC. If they did this from now on I wouldn’t mind at all. It’s a better experience for those of us who have always watched from home.
I was wrong! Actual Developer Kit Mac Mini Hardware for the ARM transition.
I wish newspapers like the NYTimes or the Globe and Mail would let you pay a little more to turn off all the ads. Paying for “Unlimited Digital Access" but then also getting ads is a bit of a slap.
Lots of people are talking about what Apple is going to do with ARM test hardware. My bet: iPad as an XCode build target with a custom version of Sidecar (or a reverse Sidecar). Still a Mac app but it can borrow the processor in the iPad.
Yeah, Apple is on the wrong side of this fight with Hey. Requiring this insane degree of nuance in the rules is not a good look. There’s no way Basecamp could have guessed this would be an issue.
My son has been falling asleep with help from the sounds of Dark Noise. For some reason, the sound he likes the most is Lawn Mower. Siri has gotten wise. 🤦♂️
They’re renaming Aunt Jemima and Uncle Bens. I honestly can’t believe that this took 130 years. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised, but I am.
This is a really good post from Andrew Canion on replicating some of the features of Hey.com in Mailmate. I’ve been using Mailmate for years but still feel like I’m just scratching the surface.
The thing about my philosophy degree that has stuck the longest is the ability to see and empathize with all sides of an argument. This is a blessing and a curse.
I’m a sucker for any behind-the-scenes-of-business-during-a-crisis story, but this one is even about baking! Inside King Arthur Flour, the Company Supplying America’s Sudden Baking Obsession 🍞
Whoa. The Amazon iOS app now lets you purchase Kindle books. I guess the deal with Apple extended beyond Prime Video…
Can’t say enough good things about The Original Bug Shirt. The feeling when you’ve got 10 bloodsuckers trying to get at your face and they can’t get in. Priceless. 🦟🛑
My mother-in-law bought me a nice basil plant to support my pizza habit. Makes much more sense than the incredibly expensive small containers of supermarket basil. 🍕🥬
“Mr. Trump said he planned for a police and law enforcement presence to “dominate the streets” and said he would respond with an “overwhelming law enforcement presence until the violence has been quelled.”
Oh, well then. I’m sure that will fix the underlying problem.
The difference 15 minutes makes. I pulled the one on the left early because my kiddo and I had to leave for our hike. They’re both the same dough. White with a poolish. 🍞
More pizza progress. Kids, margarita, pesto, mushroom, and all dressed. 28 hour proof then frozen. This is the first time trying it with frozen dough balls and they worked out great. 🍞
The fold in the SpaceX Spacesuit reminds me of the grille on the original Tesla Model S. It’s not nessesary or functional but somehow it makes everyone feel more comfortable. A thoughtful design.
“Collect a variety of sticks and line them up in order from shortest to tallest!”
My son’s poor teachers are trying so hard. That’s a load-bearing exclamation mark.
My father-in-law redeemed the free year of Apple TV+ and was incredibly confused when in the app he seemingly still had to pay for TV. When I saw Dustin Curtis’s post on the naming confusion I laughed, but seeing it in person, it isn’t really funny.
Let’s say the meat packing plants stay closed for an extended period. How long will meat need to be expensive or unavailable to change people’s purchasing decisions long term? Wartime rationing was unpopular and doesn’t seem to have had an extended effect past a few years.
I think the Canada Revenue Service may not be Cloud Native™ yet.
I’ve been using OmniFocus for task management for at least a decade. In all that time, I’ve struggled with getting a key part of GTD right. The intention behind any task management system is that you put all your stuff in there so that at the exact moment you need it you find it. When it works, it’s the kind of magic that leads to having a truly “trusted system”.
I am diligent about putting items in the Inbox, tracking them, moving them into projects, setting defer dates, and reviewing regularly. But, until recently, I didn’t have a good answer for how I figure out what to work on next.…
Continue Reading…My micro.blog book📚recommendation is Ken Forkish’s The Elements of Pizza. It’s amazing how fast I was able to go from terrible pizza to tasty pizza. The history and travel snippets are fascinating too.
Made Spinach & Feta Gözleme for lunch. My son eats half of it and then looks up says “Hey! Who put leaves in my sandwich?!”
I’m a big fan of larger frameworks like Django or Rails or UIKit. I know there’s a bit of a war between the folks who like the out-of-the-box kitchen sink frameworks and those who want to mash together their own framework from a series of libraries. I find that most projects (even in the microservices world) approach a size and scale quickly that makes the larger frameworks worth it. Otherwise, I often end up reinventing stuff that has been done better by people way smarter than I am.
However, I recently got a reminder that sometimes small tools built from libraries can be elegant.
I just…
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