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"No way to prevent this" say users of only language where this regularly happens
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@overcastfm Hi there! I'm still having my playlists get out of order a dozen or so times per day. Is that something that's on your radar?
My maybe-wrong observation is that episodes that should be sorted last (because they're new and the playlist is oldest-to-newest) get “lumped in" with new episodes that are correctly sorted first (because they're new and prioritized) if they get added at roughly the same time. (Re-setting the sort rule fixes it temporarily)
I subscribe to NPR's and BBC's hourly news feeds, which (if I'm right) exacerbates this problem quite badly
NoratriebThe difference between C and C++ is that C has really basic memory unsafety, whereas C++ has very advanced memory unsafety
@jamesthomson I just saw what I think was a wrinkle in a greenscreen behind the speaker, so I'm guessing not
Natasha 
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@overcastfm I really appreciate how fast you're squashing these bugs :)
Also very excited to hear that the "speedometer" will be making a comeback. For whatever reason, I love that thing!
@iandundas
I got caught by this recently, but I didn't realize that NSLog/OSLog would still appear, so I just went full fuck-it and started logging to a random label onscreen.
Good to know there's a less stupid thing I could've done
Adrian EvesFriends on the Gulf Coast—I want to do a Swift Platforms meetup. I don’t know if anyone is out there who wants it, but can’t hurt to try. Whether you’re a day one beginner or seasoned pro, it could be a great time. The area I can realistically target is Gulfport MS - Pensacola FL.
Please share for visibility!
Christian TietzeObjective-C professionals around the world, I summen ye 🗺️
Is there not a way to annotate an Objective-C method that returns a Foundation type like NSString to avoid automatic bridging to Swift.String?
I really want to stay in NSString-land.
(Actually, I probably even want to keep fiddling with an NSMutableString *as* a mutable string)
@danielkasaj @harshil IIUC, that's "just" for Plex account auth, and it's not always needed. It just might be needed at any random time, which makes Plex difficult to use if you've lost your internet connection