While we're complaining about tvOS video players can we touch on the YouTube app tanking half the videos to 240p as soon you change playback speed to 1.5x
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Christian Selig
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Okay figured it out, if you have *project* level config.toml, the following works fine for the codex-cli but not codex-mac:
[mcp_servers.XcodeBuildMCP]
command = "xcodebuildmcp"
args = ["mcp"]
Adding the environment specifically seems to fix the Mac app, and I just moved it to global codex config:
env = { XCODEBUILDMCP_ENABLED_WORKFLOWS = "simulator,ui-automation" }
Am I dumb or does Codex for Mac just not support any xcodebuildmcp interactions (like swipe, tap, etc.)? The cli version does properly for the same project. Anyone manage to get that to work? Is MCP setup different?
What even was that Chainsaw Man ending
Weird sensation has set in after 6 months where the iPhone Air doesn't feel thin anymore, it just feels normal/baseline, but picking up other phones feels like a prop phone
Any products that you all recommend that are like SPAN smart smart electrical panels but without all the cloud dependency bs and can be ran locally? (I don't love the idea of something so important being reliant on a server somewhere existing forever.)
With all the hype Rivian R2 news, I thought I'd detail my hopes and dreams as a current R1 owner https://christianselig.com/2026/02/rivian-r2-wishes/
Rivian R2 wishes as an R1 owner
After 7 years with a Tesla Model 3, we picked up a gen 2 Rivian R1S in April of 2025. We still have the Model 3 as a second vehicle, but it’s been really cool experiencing a new electric vehicle from a very passionate new company. 2026 is a really exciting time for Rivian, as in the first half of this year they’re launching their R2 vehicle - a smaller, less expensive SUV offering that should have a lot more mass-market appeal.
Curious, any Canadian folks have experience with getting larger home batteries installed? It seems like per the electrical code, going beyond 80 kWh can be tricky (not much if you have 2 EVs), so interested if folks have navigated this
