This is a great example of the enshittification of Swift "header" files. They're largely unusable. Here, there are four available "styles" (circled in yellow) and each one is surrounded by an orgy of repetitive, useless bloat. Makes me miss Objective-C.

I found a bug and came up with a pretty reasonable mitigation strategy:

- The 2,842 Bitcoin it took to buy an iPhone 4 is now worth $333,340,000 today. On the other hand, $2,842 from 2010 is now worth just $1,913. It has lost 33% of its value. Imaginary government fairy money is *great*.

These tiny kids lost their dad today because someone disagreed with him about politics. Whether you’re team blue or team red, the other side isn’t evil. They aren’t a “threat to democracy.” They aren’t Nazis. Stop that garbage. And stop following the people who spew it.

Oh, I see, you think I made up that requirement because you didn't read the FFmpeg website. No worries; I brought receipts:

Could you clarify this, though? I gather I don't need to care about the difference when using @Generable, but outside of that I don't understand what makes rawContent "raw". A little better documentation would help.

Apple Music in macOS 26. Primary controls go on the bottom for iOS apps because that's where your thumbs are. On Mac, controls go up top because that's where your attention defaults. This smells like an engineer with no concept of Mac idioms got assigned to work on a Mac app. Don't do this.

The live episode of The Talk Show from WWDC has leaked early: piped.video/watch?app=deskto…