I'm still quite perplexed when Idea does this. Why would I want to extract that to a separate method? What would that achieve? This code is only ever used in a single place anyway. What's the point having a private method that is only ever called from one place?
Is it normal that I sometimes feel like the entire city is crawling, and would even get road rage walking behind slow people every now and then 🤔
And please don't tell me to stop using Instagram. That's a choice reserved for people who have a life. Once I do get a life, I'll be happy to only remember about the internet as a whole only a couple times a day.
I keep tapping the top right corner to get to DMs, but they're now in the bottom bar *and* use a different icon. This is what I mean when I say you as a developer or designer should never mess with users' muscle memory.
I've been using Instagram mods for over 5 years, but the one I've been on longest stopped getting updated in 2023. So, yesterday, I switched to a different mod that's based on one of the latest app versions. This means three years of changes all at once.
Some of these changes leave me perplexed:
1. When you open a post from a DM, it opens full-screen like a reel. Even if it's just a post
2. You seemingly can't see the complete list of people who liked a reel
3. They moved buttons around AGAIN
It doesn't work well btw. If the search query contains more than one word, it will return rows that match *any* of the words, not *all* of them. Which is unacceptable. You have to use "boolean mode" and put a + in front of each word to make it work sensibly.
I wonder what Cydia looks like with liquid glass
RE: https://mastodon.social/@macrumors/116772024898424114
So does this mean I'll soon be able to jailbreak the iPhone 11 I occasionally use to test iOS apps 🤔
"Natural" means "straight" in Russian slang and uhhh why do these kinds of things keep making me smile. Straight people language mode hehe.
What annoys me a lot about modern network software, especially browsers, is that their connect timeouts feel like eternity and are not configurable. If a server didn't respond in 10 seconds after several SYN packets, why would someone think it could still respond in a minute or more? That's usually not how these things work.
