This was my comment. I spent far too much time on the phone with Apple Support trying to resolve this only to be told ‘mail it in’. Nasty macOS flaw is bricking MacBooks: Don’t install this update | Tom’s Guide: “This bricked my 2019 MBP. Not providing power to devices either. Needs an SMC reset
Holy Shit! This seems Draconian. Shouting at people to stay home will solve absolutely nothing. Let’s hope they also drop off masks to everyone as well: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-27/rhode-island-police-to-hunt-down-new-yorkers-seeking-refuge
Chandler Jones is a treat. Everything I see from him is positive and enlightening. Wish I was as learned at his age. Chandler Jones makes big donation to help food banks during Coronavirus crisis – Revenge of the Birds: “These are really tough times and it is important for me to do my part
iOS Vulnerability Prevents VPNs From Encrypting All Traffic – MacRumors: Until fixed, VPN users can connect to a VPN server, turn on Airplane Mode and then turn off Airplane Mode to kill all existing connections. The mitigation isn’t entirely reliable, however, so iPhone and iPad owners who rely on VPNs should be careful until
I love my Sonos devices — very happy to see them make the right decision here: Sonos Backtracks on Recycle Mode That Bricked Devices:
“Guardian,” “vanguard,” “sentinel” already “floating around,” according to Space Force email. Spacey McSpaceface: Space Force tries crowdsourcing term for members | Ars Technica: I vote for ‘Explorer’ or ‘Searcher’
Winning an Academy Award makes you feel like you’re ruler of the world, at least for the rest of Oscar night. Taika Waititi, winning a gong for best adapted screenplay, started issuing demands of his favorite technology company shortly after leaving the stage. When asked by reporters about the forthcoming Writers’ Guild of America negotiations,
Hilarious! So true. Laying out the baseball app @EyesOnSports is like this daily https://t.co/IPvlwj6xFc — Al Corbett (@albebaubles) January 30, 2020
This is infuriating: “The Electronic Frontier Foundation found the Ring app was “packed” with third-party tracking, sending out customers’ personally identifiable information.Five companies were receiving a range of information, including names, IP addresses and mobile networks, it said.”The five companies identified as receiving information were: Facebook, via its Graph API – each user’s time
Been working on layouts the last two weeks, making sure baseball renders properly on the 5 different iPad sizes. It’s a challenge as the animation requires the same coordinates, regardless of the size of the iPad….