This website is a gold mine about classic cameras. https://mir.com.my/rb/photography/
Bruno Virlet
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How I Repaired the OLED Display on My Pure Evoke D4 Radio: https://cocoadventures.org/2025/10/15/how-i-repaired-the-oled.html
The Grizzly LabsOn #InternationalPodcastDay 🎙️ we’re revisiting this great conversation with our co-founder @Bvirlet on how Genius Scan grew from a dorm room project into a 5M MAU app — all bootstrapped. 🚀
Listen here 👉 https://youtu.be/vGQUPvDHB_4
Listen here 👉 https://youtu.be/vGQUPvDHB_4
@rsebbe I wonder if next year they will stack another one
@jcieplinski @chockenberry so yes, the person who wrote the documentation about the change of business model didn’t think of all the edge cases 🤣
“For iOS apps, build numbers must be unique within each release train, but they do not need to be unique across different release trains… However, for macOS apps, build numbers must monotonically increase even across different versions. In other words, for macOS apps you cannot use the same build numbers again in different release trains”
@jcieplinski @chockenberry (@mjtsai)
It’s not technically 100% safe on iOS.
On iOS build numbers are not enforced to be continuously increasing across short versions (you can have build number 2 for version 1.0 and build number 1 for version 2.0)!
On macOS there is a requirement of monotonous increment across versions.
This has bit us because we didn’t know better and changed CI systems in the past.
If you have been careful with your build numbers sequence, this will work, though.
@telemetrydeck we recently extended support back to iOS 15 for Genius Scan for a critical bug fix and because even small percentages are a lot of users at scale!
John SundellSwift by Sundell is back! 😀
