I think one of my favorite things about iPadOS is the way it always shows me 57 notifications I already saw on my phone every time I unlock my iPad. Great stuff.
I think one of my favorite things about iPadOS is the way it always shows me 57 notifications I already saw on my phone every time I unlock my iPad. Great stuff.
I have named the largest of our back yard’s wall lizards Larry.
Yeah, that’s about right.
For the developers among you: am I alone in having the feeling that the bugs I encounter are getting weirder in 2020? That they feel like things that should not happen inside a computer? Am I projecting the real world onto code?
Hot Tip: if I have to change browser settings to make your Web site work, your Web site is garbage.
Yes, I can. Gladly.
The secret to getting what you want is simply to decide you no longer need it.
I find that on average, Apple’s software works approximately as intended about 64% of the time. My thumb is pointed 64% upward.
Another day, another frustrating experience caused by an errant comma in a blob of JSON.
I am seriously done with being forced to select all the fire hydrants before each and every HTTP request.