Quinn “The Eskimo!”

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@twostraws @crazybutable Good luck with that!

@twostraws @crazybutable By some coincidence, I posted a summary of this landscape earlier today,

https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/820594?answerId=881772022#881772022

Title: Clipboard manager rejected … | Apple Developer Forums

This is what happens when an entire country has main character syndrome.

@amyworrall I use the stationery pad feature /all/ the time. I have a set of BBEdit text doc stationery pads, each preconfigured for specifics tasks.

Then again, I’m weird so you should probably just ignore me (-:

"Share and Enjoy" is the company motto of the hugely successful Sirius Cybernetics Corporation Complaints division, which now covers the major land masses of three medium sized planets and is the only part of the Corporation to have shown a consistent profit in recent years.

#HitchhikersGuide #DouglasAdams #quotes #quote #bot

@jamesthomson Yeah, I stopped by this morning. ‘Twas quite busy, which is cool.

Fortunately I have have iron self control when it comes to Lego (-:

And, yeah, this might have something to do with my most recent toot (-:

https://toot.community/@justkwin/116251301004797683

Quinn “The Eskimo!” (@[email protected])

TIL that Retired Sets just opened a store nearby. https://retiredsets.co.uk “Discover LEGO sets and minifigs you won’t see on shelves again.”

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I had cause to use Numbers on my phone today (iPhone 13 mini, of course) and I was astonished that I could actually get useful work done on such a small screen. Well done to all involved!
@JasonAnthonyGuy “Closed up em dashes” falls into the same “weirdly retro American typography“ bucket as “closing quote after the full stop”, so maybe you were just operating under more progressive rules (-:

I didn’t know binaries could embed LLDB-specific bytecode for formatting custom data types nicely in the debugger, as shown in this swift-collections PR: https://github.com/apple/swift-collections/pull/607. The code also uses fancy new Swift features to place the bytecode in a specific linker section:

@⁠section(".lldbformatters")
@⁠used
let __BasicContainers___RigidArray______formatter: (UInt8, UInt8, …, UInt8) = …