nythepegasus

hopefully..

iOS - Messages for Business Messages for Business lets you easily connect with companies to ask questions, schedule appointments, and make purchases right from the Messages app.

it’s not really sus, it just denotes when the messager is a business so the user knows it’s “official” and not a random scammer.

www.apple.com/ios/business...

"I just want to say, go birds, fuck ICE and free Palestine," "Hacks" star Hannah Einbinder at the #Emmys

if only Apple didn’t nuke the virtualization entitlement/allowed 3rd party devs to use it, could you imagine how nice mobile gaming could be? 🫠

i do wonder how well UTMRemote would function for gaming though..

have you looked into talonvoice.com ? i remember watching a video talking about how someone else used it while their hands were injured and it seemed really cool! no idea how it integrates with Cursor/etc though

wait, have you tried cleaning the connections on the port/plug? i feel like i had this exact same issue with my original Gamecube and it was just a matter of cleaning the connections a bit, but i could be misremembering

Ofc

lmao

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do you also have a weird semi-hatred towards Rust? if so, sending as much help as i can 🙏

Interesting! Do you have different optimization settings for your main project? Or any project settings you may have set that wouldn’t be set in a new project? It seems it’s trying to find a CI user path on your machine. I’ll admit I don’t have any experience wrapping Python with Swift

Hmm, do you have Background Modes enabled for your app/framework? That error appears to be from missing either Background Modes or Sandbox entitlements.
forums.developer.apple.com/forums/threa...

Though unsure why a new project would fix it unless it’s adding the entitlement automatically.

Oh haha, I coulda swore someone made a list/feed for this somewhere already.. Unsure if they kept it up to date, but options are never a bad thing in my opinion. 🔥💙

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I joined Team Rocket because no one else would take me in. To many, Giovanni was a criminal. To me, he was the only father I had ever known.

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A picture of a successful Github Actions build of my project https://github.com/nythepegasus/XcodeTemplate that includes macOS, iOS, and tvOS builds as well as their corresponding dSYMs for debugging purposes

lol this project idea is super dumb, but I’m having a lot of fun with learning Github CI junk

any time i’m slightly inconvenienced for a fraction of a second

As a silly dev who hates working with Windows every chance I get, I can imagine they tried it once through the “official” UI and went “nope, doesn’t work” and that was that for their docs, lol.

Normalize this reaction
#art #artists

if you're lgbt, if you're black or hispanic or muslim, if you're a woman, if you're part of any sort of marginalized group

it's the most unfair thing that you have to keep fighting

but I beg you

please be brave
please be safe
please try to survive

Read text file line by line If you read a file line-by-line, it’s critical to do user-space buffering to avoid hitting the kernel for each line. Swift doesn’t have that facility, and neither does Foundation. Implementing line ...

Here is a good forum post on how to do it without all of those that’ll also work better for cross platform development :)

I linked a specific answer, but the whole thread is definitely worth a read!

forums.swift.org/t/read-text-...

Swift code with the following: ```swift init(_ url: URL) async { do { self = try Self(json: try await URLSession.shared.data(from: url).0) self = try .init(json: try await URLSession.shared.data(from: url).0) } catch { print(error) } } ```

Hey #Swift community, I’m working on my library more with building apps, and I’ve tried to provide a bunch of default init functions, and I’m now facing an issue of “ambiguous use of init.” I guess my main question is, what is the difference in the semantics below? Is this a #bug? hehe

snacking on a single slice of cheese. going mouse mode.

The cat ‘Momma’ laying in her spot on a chair

Here is a cat :3

They’re protecting their young

I’ve also gotta admit a lot of the Data implementations of my library are lacking and mostly GPT generated, lol. Definitely need to get tests better sorted and such, but I’ve had silly irl things to deal with.

Swift code with the following mutating func set<T>(_ value: T, at index: Int) where T: FixedWidthInteger { var val = value Swift.withUnsafeBytes(of: &val) { bytes in self.replaceSubrange(index..<index+MemoryLayout<T>.size, with: bytes) } } mutating func setu8(_ value: UInt8, at index: Int) { self.set(value, at: index) } mutating func setu16(_ value: UInt16, at index: Int) { self.set(value, at: index) } mutating func setu32(_ value: UInt32, at index: Int) { self.set(value, at: index) } mutating func setu64(_ value: UInt64, at index: Int) { self.set(value, at: index) }

That’s fair, though here’s the implementation of the set functions as well as the bottom, haha. I’m mostly making this for my own personal helper library that I use for cross platform and other silly things. Just found accessing raw Data as bytes to be kinda tough

Swift code with the following: data.set(84 as UInt8, at: index) data.set(UInt(84), at: index) data.setu8(84, at: index)

Any #Swift devs wanna chime in with which they think is the least gross? Am I going about this the wrong way? Assuming data is var Data, and index is properly aligned (which for UInt8 should be any)