While I don’t own a Steam Deck, I do own a backpack, glasses case, wallet, headphones case, and a laptop case from @sfbags.bsky.social. Their products are beautiful and very well made. I’m sure their Steam Deck case would not disappoint. www.sfbags.com/collections/...

I incorporated Apple’s AgeRangeService into my app, which is a social network. It was pretty straightforward to get working. The argument could be made that it’s not enough of a verification, but at least it’s something. developer.apple.com/documentatio...

As a developer of an iOS social network I have just implemented Age Range Verification. The article only mentions one flow for age verification, with iOS apps it can be done through iCloud in as little as 2 button taps and data is never shared with any 3rd party. support.apple.com/guide/iphone...

Very much so! 😄

Said video. This is for the tab bar, but I'm assuming the same rules apply for ToolbarItems.
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In short, one. I have another app that is "finished" but I make sure it stays up to date. I have a third app, an app for runners, it's updated for iOS26 but overall is suffering great neglect.

Their documentation is pretty good. They even provide code examples in Swift! docs.foursquare.com/fsq-develope...

Foursquare also uses account tokens to process location data. They give you 10,000/month free. After that it's $1/1000 tokens.

Hard pass

I am no expert either. It takes me enough time to get functionality that animations are a luxury. That said, you might check out this book from @bigmountainstudio.bsky.social. It’s in my library and what I look at when I’m trying to master an animation. www.bigmountainstudio.com/animations

Honestly it’s beyond the scope of my knowledge what the true cause or trigger of the bug could be. Radiation, bit rot, or just a pure programming error. The radiation angle does seem like PR spin for “this thing sometimes happens and we don’t know why”. But that’s very speculative of me.

That’s wild…something tells me we’ll find this doesn’t only affect A320’s, but other fly-by-wire aircraft as well. On the 737Max the spoilers are not mechanically linked to the controls.

The fuck?? I’m reading more about it now.

The might be the Easter egg of the year.