AcornAcorn is an App Store Awards Finalist for 2025! How sweet is that?
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/11/apple-announces-finalists-for-the-2025-app-store-awards/
Seth Faxon
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iOS Developer in Seattle
Cesare ForelliVery happy to see OmniFocus 4 nominated for the Mac app of the year
Brent Simmons“How to Take Back Control of What You Read on the Internet” on The Atlantic is all about reading via RSS — and it has a nice mention of NetNewsWire. 🎩
Pseudo NymMy million dollar idea I want someone to steal and do, so I can be a customer.
"Dumb Stuff" we sell electronic appliances that aren't Internet connected. That's all.
That's it. That's the pitch. I would buy the <bleep> out of this company if their electronic gadgets were even half way decent, and repairable.
Electronic, no wifi, regular screws to open it up. That's it. Do those three things, and you can be sold by this store.
I will pay this business to curate and find these devices for me.
@bcantrill @ahl Where would you recommend someone new to dtrace going to get starting using it? Most of my searches land me on Oracle docs, which seems odd.
Side question, what is the relationship with dtrace.org and Oracle?
Side question, what is the relationship with dtrace.org and Oracle?
Aria Desires@cocoaphony A restart of Instruments resolved my issue.
@cocoaphony Are you still using an Xcode pre-action to update entitlements on a SPM package? I can’t seem to get it to work. Wondering if an Xcode change broke it. https://cocoaphony.micro.blog/2022/10/29/solving-required-kernel.html
Rob Napier - Solving "Required kernel recording resources are in use by another document" in Instruments
So you have a Swift Package Manager project, without an xcodeproj, and you launch Instruments, and try to profile something (maybe Allocations), and you receive the message “Required kernel recording resources are in use by another document.” But of course you don’t have any other documents open in Instruments and you’re at a loss, so you’ve come here. Welcome. (Everything here is from my own exploration and research over a few hours.
Michael W Lucas 
Computers are like onions. Everything is layers built on layers, and every layer makes you cry. #sysadmin
Rob NapierA reminder: When that major security bug shows up in one of your dependencies, and you need to ship a fix right now, that's not the time to discover you're 3 years and 6 API-breaking changes behind the version that has the fix.
Upgrade your dependencies when you don't *have* to. That way, when it is critical, it will be fast and low-risk.
This is *especially* true about that risky upgrade you've been avoiding. Take the hit now when you can schedule it. Don't let others schedule it for you.