Is this new ? I don't recall ever having this issue. I guess it is harder for developers to be simple app users 😌
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AppStore developers, anybody ever seen those ? I’m very surprised by the amount of them. For context, I did recently put my first paying app on the store, so I wouldn’t have been surprised by receiving one, even though I didn’t modify any banking information. Is this a bug or should I look more into it ?
After spending weeks manually reading megabytes of debug logs and RS232 sniffed data, after so much soldering, doc reading (albeit a bit too late), I’ve now tapped the RS232 lines and caught the signal in transit.
Now I know. 9600bps. 1V amplitude, centered on 0V.
I will go to sleep happy. Tomorrow is another day. It is the day I measure the amplitude of my USB RS232 signal, confirm that it isn't the same at all, and make a plan to fix it. Tomorrow gives me hope. Tomorrow is beautiful.
A part of me feels such shame at this code, yet another is giggling at the sight of it working
Context: NSFileCoordinator has synchronous methods for coordinated file access, but those are very limited in usage. For more ease wrapping it up I decided to use the general purpose coordinate(with: [NSFileAccessIntent]) variant, but this one is not synchronous. I also need the coordinated block to run on the same thread the method was called on. Ugly, but strangely functionnaly
Anyone knowledgable in #Swift knows what's going on here? Just got bit by this, I wouldn't have suspected Array.dropFirst to be this tricky.
Well, cutting glass from an old CRT is definitely not an easy task, but now I can’t wait to finish this project ! :D
Found an old screenshot of TicTacDoh in my archives. Those were the times...
(And yes, because I just wanted to update its icon, now I'm converting everything to Swift 5 and thinking about redoing the whole UI 😬)
(And yes, because I just wanted to update its icon, now I'm converting everything to Swift 5 and thinking about redoing the whole UI 😬)
Well it seems I haven’t used the proper rotation axis now, have I ?