aaronbrager

In realms of app and UI, A tapestry of code so fine, There lies a typo small, unseen Within the onboarding scene.

Yet let us not forget, my friend, The privacy we must defend, To clearly state, with policy, The text discarded, logs set free.

And so, amidst these digital features, I find delight in poetry's creatures, Conversion, art, in cyberspace, A wondrous blend of code and grace.

Apple Music has replaced the biography and music for Ian Curtis, lead singer of the highly influential band Joy Division, with a different artist also named Ian Curtis.

Previously the page had both artists mixed together, I opened a bug report about it (FB12066940), and they deleted the legend instead of separating it into two separate artist pages.

The “bearer” prefix indicates the token is a “bearer” type token, as defined in RFC6750. As opposed to, for example, a “mac” token type.

The bearer token can be a JWT, but can also be a different format of bearer token as long as it conforms to the requirements in the spec (ie, only certain characters are allowed).

A “bearer” token means whoever has the token has authorization to perform the action. (Section 1.2 of the RFC goes into more details.)

This is cool, I love that gitlab lets you purchase extra minutes adhoc without a tier change. Neither GitHub nor CircleCi let you do that

You can pretty easily see all the traffic on your own phone. You can even do it on device

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/charles-proxy/id1134218562

That's easy enough, e-mail me at aaron@lookbusy.app and I'll add you to the beta list

that's way less fun

Author here - let me know if you have any suggestions, it's easy to add more :)

Yes, as indicated in the OP you can use otool to see which private APIs are being called.

That’s what secure coding guidelines say to do. It’s called “input validation”. For example here’s Apple’s: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Se...

Especially important on methods called on launch, if a crash would cause a problem.

(Swift or other strongly typed language would help here.)

Wonder why he didn’t use the Core ML image analysis tools built in to Xcode?

Some startups have good work/life balance

Startups more likely to allow remote

Great experience if you want to start your own startup later (eg understand funding rounds, growth, people problems, etc without risking your own $)

You can use address verification and/or 3DS to reduce fraud chargebacks for online transactions. If you use 3DS then the bank will assume liability for fraud.

Technically they could. According to the docs, they destroy the email after delivery.

You can use the REST API if you don’t want to use the JavaScript SDK.

SwiftUI is protocol-based, not class-based

Yes

It’s a standard SSO flow with JWT token and a REST API. Any website or Android app can add it.

Can you host a sqlite file on GitHub instead of using flat files?

Yes

You could use Realm Object Server instead of signing up for Realm Platform.

Another option you can investigate is AWS AppSync.

You also can just configure your data layer to get from the cache if offline, and get from your Rails app if online. You can use the Reachability framework to get notifications when an Internet connection comes back online.

Did you fill out the form?

https://developer.apple.com/contact/app-store/promote/

That data is only monthly

The prompt appears when a 3rd party control wants to access the Storage Access API. See https://developer.apple.com/safari/whats-new/

Safari Content Blockers are the officially supported way. Eg BlockBear, Crystal, etc.

You can still download old versions of macOS from the Mac App Store, eg Sierra is available here https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208202

Can you discuss why DOCSIS 3.0 users get this notice? I have a 3.0 modem, and received the notice, but it looks like my modem will still support my speed tier (75mbps in Chicago)

You can avoid this by using HTTPS.

Yeah it would be a little obnoxious but I think it would work

I think you mean CD “Hello World”, not CI. You can make a “hello world” web app (or even just an API endpoint) in your favorite language and set it up to deploy on each commit.

CD means each commit that passes tests is deployed

CI means your code is regularly integrated (merged) vs having long QA / code review cycles.

CI and CD work great together but you can have one without the other.