Florian Friedrich @ffried@mastodon.technology

Just finished my own recursive dependency resolver with the possibility to override dependencies. Including conflict detection for both base targets and override targets. And fallback to the base target if the override does not exist (anymore)...

Cause what else would you do on a Sunday like this... 🤷‍♂️🙃

Build not found...

So Whalebird saves the last visibility of a toot. Means if you wrote a PM and then reply to a public toot, the reply will be a PM if you don't change it... 👀

https://bugreport.apple.com is broken right now... Blank page.

Can someone explain me why it is safe here to access wild memory locations? The object in arg0 has only one ivar and is only 16 bytes, so where are offsets like 0x78 (120 bytes) coming from? Or what am I missing here?

The future forseen by iOS for the whole day now has become true. There *really is* a new beta update now. I know it's hard to believe, but it's true!

Ok, the alerts seem to originate from iOS believing this beta build has expired (source: https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/08/31/how-to-stop-the-constant-update-prompt-in-the-ios-12-beta)
But how are those betas built, that this happens? Is there someone manually entering dates? I'd expect it to be a build server that sets the expiration date to now + 4 weeks or something.
Can't be the signing either, otherwise it wouldn't run, would it?

If you don't believe me, just unlock your device.

Just in case any of you were not yet informed by your iOS device:
A new iOS update is now available. Please update from the iOS 12 beta!

If only `self` were a valid `KeyPath` member in Swift. You can write `myObject.self.myProperty`, but you cant access that via `\MyObject.self.myProperty`...

@tootapp is quite nice!

This was just merged in one of our projects. Took long enough.

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The world wide web. The place with the most standards and the least adherence to them.

Why do they even publish those RFCs if nobody sticks to them?