danielpunkass

danielpunkass, 19 days ago to random

I agree that Governor Noem's killing of her dog was savage, and her defiance against our judgment is telling. But what if it had been a pig? We have a mixed up moral code about which animals are OK to slaughter, and when.

hotdogsladies, 20 days ago to random

Kenan Thompson is so talented.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3sJBQpd1hc

danielpunkass, 20 days ago to random

Something I genuinely love about being an indie developer is the privilege I enjoy to pursue whatever technologies and expertise that suit my business. There's nobody to defer to. Today I worked with Objective-C, Swift, JavaScript, npm, Xcode, and Visual Studio. And that's just today!

danielpunkass, 21 days ago to random

Thanks to @cultofmac for including MarsEdit in its list of the "16 Best Mac Apps"! https://www.cultofmac.com/854892/best-mac-apps/

danielpunkass, 21 days ago to random

Just posted a quick fix for an issue in Black Ink specifically with solving puzzles that have no answers included when "Auto Correct" is enabled. https://redsweater.com/blog/4090/black-ink-auto-correction-fixes

danielpunkass, 21 days ago to random

Unfortunately I couldn’t capture the splendor of my grey hair AND Siracusa’s Hypercritical t-shirt in one square photo.

danielpunkass, 21 days ago to random

Somebody in Apple advertising deserves a raise. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yk6UVnMn9ts

danielpunkass, 21 days ago to random

Seems like a good opportunity to share again my encouraging post for new pizza makers. When I started, I couldn't do anything right. It's a process I think anybody can learn: http://blog.punkitup.com/2015/02/make-pizza.html

danielpunkass, 21 days ago to random

Black olive and Field Roast vegan pepperoni. So good I couldn’t get a picture before a slice disappeared.

Gte, 21 days ago to random

Swift question where I sort of expect the answer to be that I’m holding it wrong:

I’ve got a protocol for a thing I can do. It has “isEnabled” and “invoke()”. (Basically). What I want is for people to be able to conform to this protocol but limit who can call “invoke()”. Basically, I want it isolated. Which feels like I’m answering my own question. This isn’t (yet) a concurrency thing but I’m trying to work towards that goal.

Am I missing a Swiftish pattern I can adopt?

pixel, 21 days ago to random

Is there a global block list that can be subscribed to for Reply Guys? I think there are a lot of people out there that would greatly benefit.

danielpunkass, 23 days ago to random

Not a spoiler! This fix will come in handy for tomorrow's (May 2) NYT puzzle.

rosyna, 24 days ago to random

Got fired today due to my disability severely impacting my productivity. Sigh.

What now?! I have no prospectives anywhere.

mathowie, 24 days ago to random

What—and I cannot reiterate this enough—the fuck, Disney?

danielpunkass, 24 days ago to random

A year ago, I fantasized that Apple would embrace "Apple Intelligence" as an overarching marketing term for all of their machine learning pursuits. Today, I stumbled on a tag line Don Draper would be proud of: "There's nothing artificial about Apple Intelligence." https://bitsplitting.org/2023/05/25/apple-intelligence/

lexfri, 25 days ago to random

Today's Black Ink update is worth a look if you've been looking to solve my full-size crosswords and/or Minis in @danielpunkass's lovely app!

https://redsweater.com/blog/4088/lexs-puzzles-and-other-improvements

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/black-ink-crosswords/id312142427

danielpunkass, 25 days ago to random

Just posted Black Ink updates for iOS and Mac featuring support for Lex.games puzzles, and a number of other improvements: https://redsweater.com/blog/4088/lexs-puzzles-and-other-improvements

danielpunkass, 26 days ago to random

Given the widespread reports of Apple ID problems, corroborated by articles in reputable publications, often by victims of the very problem, it's absurd that Apple's status page reflects no problems. There should be systemic change to prevent this: https://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/

danielpunkass, 27 days ago to random

At today's speedcubing competition I established a new personal record with an average of 33.33 seconds solving a standard 3x3 cube. This is way faster than I ever expected to be, but it's way slower than most competitors, and still isn't good enough to qualify for the second round of competition. I'm getting closer...