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@mergesort https://bsky.app/profile/inside.bsky.s ocial

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@mergesort https://bsky.app/profile/inside.bsky.s ocial

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@stroughtonsmith CAMeshTransform + variable blur CAFilter 😏

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@stroughtonsmith CAMeshTransform + variable blur CAFilter 😏

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I wanted to see if I could create a heat distortion effect with Core Animation, just for fun. I think I did it 🤔 (fire looks ugly, but that's not the point)

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I wanted to see if I could create a heat distortion effect with Core Animation, just for fun. I think I did it 🤔 (fire looks ugly, but that's not the point)

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Screen recording of an Xcode preview window showing an iPhone simulator displaying the Home Screen. At the bottom there is an effect simulating a fire coming from below the Dock, behind the fire there is a bright glow and a heat distortion effect.

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@saagar Yup. I once unloaded SpringBoard for too long and got a reboot. Same goes if your hold up backboardd for too long (I eventually learned to disable the watchdog before doing that stuff)

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@saagar Yup. I once unloaded SpringBoard for too long and got a reboot. Same goes if your hold up backboardd for too long (I eventually learned to disable the watchdog before doing that stuff)

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Fun 👀

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Fun 👀

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Screen recording of the ChibiStudio app on iOS. The user is editing a chibi character of a girl in a vampire costume. The backgrounds palette is selected and a button with a magic wand is tapped. A new view shows up with Image Playground combining a bunch of concepts related to Halloween, then making an AI-generated Halloween-themed background scene. Upon tapping the done button, the scene is added as the background for the character. 

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The Private Cloud Compute Security Guide is now up! If you want to have fun running virtualized cloudOS on your Mac, check it out: https://security.apple.com/documentati on/private-cloud-compute

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The Private Cloud Compute Security Guide is now up! If you want to have fun running virtualized cloudOS on your Mac, check it out: https://security.apple.com/documentati on/private-cloud-compute

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Since I already have a WidgetKit extension where I implemented some AppIntents, I ended up moving the Focus Filter intent into that as well.

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Since I already have a WidgetKit extension where I implemented some AppIntents, I ended up moving the Focus Filter intent into that as well.

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Another day at work, another AppIntents nightmare. TIL Focus Filter app intents will not work when hosted in an app that's running as a launch agent (via "SMAppService.agent(plistName:)”). The dnd daemon asks RunningBoard for the process, but RunningBoard fails to deliver it, so the system can't connect to the app process in order to run the intent and update the Focus Filter state. Currently looking for a workaround, but I think the only solution will be to add an AppIntents extension.

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Another day at work, another AppIntents nightmare. TIL Focus Filter app intents will not work when hosted in an app that's running as a launch agent (via "SMAppService.agent(plistName:)”). The dnd daemon asks RunningBoard for the process, but RunningBoard fails to deliver it, so the system can't connect to the app process in order to run the intent and update the Focus Filter state. Currently looking for a workaround, but I think the only solution will be to add an AppIntents extension.

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@caseyliss @marcoarment Should’ve had them engraved

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@caseyliss @marcoarment Should’ve had them engraved

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@marcoarment @atpfm

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@marcoarment @atpfm

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Screenshot of the AirPods status card on iOS showing AirPods 4 with the name “These AirPods”