@schwa I did that in a checkout line at a gas station years ago. The pressure of the jet made it roll right down the checkout line spurting three people with coca-cola. As a teenage kid that was top notch ego shattering embarrassing.
@pixel Ooh. Great morning reading. I’ve a real soft spot for that company. It was sad to watch it falter as NT began to take the lunch of the UNIX Workstations.
Does anyone know how Safari on the Vision Pro shows/hides its tab bar based on gaze?
For the life of me, I cannot find any events that fire for gaze. There are the .hover modifiers in SwiftUI but those don't give you any control over what's presented.
@praeclarum You don’t get gaze notifications due to fears (well founded) that Meta et. al. would use them to be super creepy. I’d suspect SPI but it could just be in a control that hasn’t been made public yet not a specific event for gaze.
@WTL@rmondello@settern Ah! I grew up in Montreal and lived there for many years before I moved to Ottawa for work. It’s also a nice city but there’s a deep love in my heart for my home town.
Jokes aside: this is a bit of a pickle. I’d think since the delegate would need to be called within the execution context of the actor it would need to be annotated as such? Typically a delegate answers questions and is synchronous to the caller. So the warning sort of makes sense? I’m not clear on how best to deal with it though.
@BenjaminAhr I don’t know what to do with this story. It ain’t so much funny as weird. But you guys may enjoy the bewilderment of it. And you’ll want to get to the end for a cherry on top of the bananas sundae.
@vl_tone@rebound That’s it! Couldn’t remember because I always want mushrooms! Sometimes I’ll add bacon just to get that extra grease that I really don’t need.
@kfury Congratulations! I still remember thinking 1GB was a joke at launch and being so enamoured by the interface. An incredible product and achievement.
March 31 was already significant to me because that's the day in 1998 when I helped #Netscape Navigator become #OpenSource.
Now this day has a whole new meaning for me as a #transgender woman. And it's my first #TransDayOfVisibility that I celebrate publicly since coming out to everyone on June 21 of last year.
To all my #trans siblings, I see you. Even if complete visibility isn't possible for you right now. You still matter. You're still loved. And you're still trans. Never doubt that. 🏳️⚧️🫂💖
@lisamelton Congratulations Lisa! It’s been a real treat to be friends for so long now. Seeing you really become yourself has been wonderful. I’m happy for you and proud for you and all you’ve accomplished. Thanks for all the laughs, insights, and advice you’ve given me over the years. You’re an ace and I appreciate you. ❤️
@atpfm@siracusa@caseyliss@marcoarment I’m quite confident speedometer and cameras (in addition to drivetrain function) is on a RTOS. You can reboot a Rivian infotainment and it’ll show a crappy speedometer number and camera feeds on a black screen the second you reboot it even as the infotainment is rebooting (this also works under a full car reboot too FWIW after about 2-3 seconds after initial “on.”)
@siracusa@snazzyq I’m behind on ATP, and I’ll listen when I get a chance, but it’d be bananas to the point of being dangerous if it wasn’t an RTOS. There are commercial OSs available that can be customized to do what they’d need. I’ve a high regard for Rivian and I’d be shocked if they’d half assed something that important.
Rising question at DOJ antitrust circles: if it’s fine for third parties to run their own app store on iPhones, why can’t they run their own operating system as well?
@gruber@counternotions Yeah. I think BeOS was an option at one point? I recall it being around the time there were still a fair number of sorta viable desktop OSes. Linux, BeOS, NT/2000, Win95. At the time I thought that was cool and giving other OSes a shot. But Microsoft would punish OEMs that shipped non-Windows.
My appreciation for product design has evolved a lot since then though. And doing that in a phone is a non-starter. (Ditto for macOS & iOS on one iPad)