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Everything about this government email seems fine until you realise you aren't Wendy Margaret

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Everything about this government email seems fine until you realise you aren't Wendy Margaret

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Realised I had two Xcode Cloud builds that had been running for 90 mins each. I hope they won’t count against our monthly usage, but I'm sure they will.

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Realised I had two Xcode Cloud builds that had been running for 90 mins each. I hope they won’t count against our monthly usage, but I'm sure they will.

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A rough day to be App Store Connect, huh?

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A rough day to be App Store Connect, huh?

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Sydney CocoaHeads is happening tomorrow night. Join us! https://www. meetup.com/sydneycocoaheads/ev ents/301807962

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Sydney CocoaHeads is happening tomorrow night. Join us! https://www. meetup.com/sydneycocoaheads/ev ents/301807962

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@tommarmstrong ah that's good to know about cities, thanks. Slightly annoying that it isn't familiar with time zones specifically!

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@tommarmstrong ah that's good to know about cities, thanks. Slightly annoying that it isn't familiar with time zones specifically!

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2️⃣✈️

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2️⃣✈️

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@charliemchapman Yeah they are, usually in separate terminals. It's weird how different they are!

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@charliemchapman Yeah they are, usually in separate terminals. It's weird how different they are!

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@charliemchapman Absolutely agree. American security is some of the most streamlined in the world, and also pretty understanding of issues.

My most recent experience at Heathrow was awful – security guy clearly on a power trip and not willing to listen to me explain how some equipment for diabetes can't go through certain machines.

Travelling domestically in Australia is pretty bad as well, but international is fine. Go figure.

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@charliemchapman Absolutely agree. American security is some of the most streamlined in the world, and also pretty understanding of issues.

My most recent experience at Heathrow was awful – security guy clearly on a power trip and not willing to listen to me explain how some equipment for diabetes can't go through certain machines.

Travelling domestically in Australia is pretty bad as well, but international is fine. Go figure.

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Ask Siri for UTC and it doesn't understand. Ask for GMT and you get an answer... but probably not what you mean.

🤷‍♂️

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Ask Siri for UTC and it doesn't understand. Ask for GMT and you get an answer... but probably not what you mean.

🤷‍♂️

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📣 October CocoaHeads has been announced! Join us for talks on SpriteKit and Xcode Predictive Code Completion ✨

Details and RSVP: https://www. meetup.com/sydneycocoaheads/ev ents/301807962

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📣 October CocoaHeads has been announced! Join us for talks on SpriteKit and Xcode Predictive Code Completion ✨

Details and RSVP: https://www. meetup.com/sydneycocoaheads/ev ents/301807962

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TIL the Reserve Bank of Australia has a BSB

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TIL the Reserve Bank of Australia has a BSB

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Do not reply to this email. Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200.

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Do not reply to this email. Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200.

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A screenshot of a cursed email from the Australian Taxation Office informing of a new message. No further detail is given. 

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@colourfool Fair point but I imagine there's consistency to payment method % over time, so you'd be able to forecast with some degree of accuracy.

Some customers are always going to cost you more and arguably it should just be factored in to everyone's price - e.g. asking for hotter milk, for ice, for 5 napkins instead of the budgeted 1 etc.

It's irrational, but as a customer I’m happier paying an advertised $4.50 no matter what than thinking it's $4 and being slugged with a surcharge.

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@colourfool Fair point but I imagine there's consistency to payment method % over time, so you'd be able to forecast with some degree of accuracy.

Some customers are always going to cost you more and arguably it should just be factored in to everyone's price - e.g. asking for hotter milk, for ice, for 5 napkins instead of the budgeted 1 etc.

It's irrational, but as a customer I’m happier paying an advertised $4.50 no matter what than thinking it's $4 and being slugged with a surcharge.

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Re. card surcharges:

A card fee should be baked into the price as cost of doing business. A coffee isn't advertised as $3 and then bumped up to $4 at the till once the shop considers the cost of labour - the cost is factored into the price.

Obviously a customer needs to cover a businesses costs and then some but dammit if you want $4.07 for a coffee then advertise it as $4.07. There's nothing worse than not knowing how much you're going to be charged when you tap.

https://www. afr.com/companies/financial-se rvices/is-there-any-rhyme-or-reason-to-credit-card-surcharges-20240926-p5kdol

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Re. card surcharges:

A card fee should be baked into the price as cost of doing business. A coffee isn't advertised as $3 and then bumped up to $4 at the till once the shop considers the cost of labour - the cost is factored into the price.

Obviously a customer needs to cover a businesses costs and then some but dammit if you want $4.07 for a coffee then advertise it as $4.07. There's nothing worse than not knowing how much you're going to be charged when you tap.

https://www. afr.com/companies/financial-se rvices/is-there-any-rhyme-or-reason-to-credit-card-surcharges-20240926-p5kdol

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iPhone Mirroring is a cool feature but I just cannot get past the gestures being different to the iOS simulator. Over a decade of muscle memory isn't easy to break.

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iPhone Mirroring is a cool feature but I just cannot get past the gestures being different to the iOS simulator. Over a decade of muscle memory isn't easy to break.

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The long weekend is coming. Can you tell?

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The long weekend is coming. Can you tell?

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Screenshot of a graph showing a steadily increasing price of U91 petrol in NSW over the last week. 

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@kern Yeah I'm not sure most would know why as such. It's just "this is nice to use" vs "this is kinda crappy". But people do notice some difference!

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@kern Yeah I'm not sure most would know why as such. It's just "this is nice to use" vs "this is kinda crappy". But people do notice some difference!

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@kern Yes and no. I don't think they care if it looks like Apple made it per se, but I often get little comments in support email along the lines of "love the design of this app" or "I like how easy it is to use". I think people appreciate it from a usability perspective vs, say, a poorly-done react native app that uses custom navigation and scrolls weirdly.

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@kern Yes and no. I don't think they care if it looks like Apple made it per se, but I often get little comments in support email along the lines of "love the design of this app" or "I like how easy it is to use". I think people appreciate it from a usability perspective vs, say, a poorly-done react native app that uses custom navigation and scrolls weirdly.

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@layoutSubviews I'm always amused when someone refers to a flight across America as "long haul".

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@layoutSubviews I'm always amused when someone refers to a flight across America as "long haul".

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@mattiem hell yeah

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@mattiem hell yeah