Putting Siri in Spotlight on Mac makes a lot of sense. My MacBook Air is almost always hooked up to a display with the lid closed so it never seems to be listening for Hey Siri.
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@marcoarment are your YoLinks going offline all at once? Apparently today is some kind of YoLink holiday, or maybe uprising… https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/1tzbick/yo_link_water_detection_sensors_went_offline
Think I’m gonna do my first ever App Store submission 1 or 2 days before WWDC
@glennf hey Glennf, glad to hear you’re out and doing well! Speedy recovery to ya
@caseyliss Matt Belloni’s last name rhymes with Melanie.
Ok it looks like the hypertension feature on the new Apple Watch just uses old sensors and detects… some kind of statistical data that’s not actually a measure of BP? So are they making it exclusive to the new model?
Well, I never did closely read the ocrmypdf docs to figure out exactly how to embed-in-place the OCR’d text on a big-ass folder full of PDFs but I did get ChatGPT to write the shell script and folder action for me
@marcoarment do you use the $100 cellular hub for the YoLink sensors at your restaurant? Or do you just assume if the broadband goes out, you’ll find out about it and have someone check the temps in person?
Kyle HowellsAll of that is completely antithetical to the premise iOS 7 and iOS 26 are built upon.
UI elements constantly hiding themselves unless you use hiding gestures, hover states, and swipe to reveal means I can never rely on items to be where I expect.
I always have to look and check first.
UI "getting out of my way and letting me focus on the content" just means I can never tell what is UI and what is content unless I actually look closely at the app and pay attention.
I mean, I did install a command line tool that may or may not be able to batch OCR PDFs and duplicate/overwrite the file with the text embedded. But like, now I still have to read the docs. And I might end up with twice as many files. The filesystem should just look for text when a new image file appears and tell spotlight to index it. Photos does it for its library!