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HEVC video with transparency is apparently possible[1], though I’m not sure if it’s supported on non-Apple platforms.

[1]: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/506/

And (e.g.) OpenSSL IS `openssl version`, with no dashes at all.

There is a Remote app for Music (and TV) on both iOS and watchOS, though it’s a separate download on iOS.

I thought the comment was sarcastic.

I find myself scaling text down slightly a lot (without scaling images)…though I did go through and increase the base size on my own site recently.

Modern browsers also support the `system-ui` font family keyword. (https://caniuse.com/?search=system-ui)

IIRC the real nail in the coffin for Camino was the phasing out of support for embedded Gecko. (I was a Camino dev.)

It looks like it might be due to Safari pre-15 not supporting WebAssembly.instantiateStreaming().

Option-= on a Mac with the US layout, fwiw.

I think there was some proceeding/preceding confusion in GP. I misread it at first, too.

There’s another typo in the v7 section where it’s erroneously referred to as v8.

(Addendum: "baffle".uppercased() does correctly return "BAFFLE".)

All of the things I know the answers to off the top of my head it passes, but I’d have to check a few of the others (e.g. the “ffl” ligature) I’d have to check.

Yes, unless the messages are sent via DCC.

Newer iPhone models have magnets in them to attach to various chargers and accessories.

FWIW, Lua and AppleScript (and HyperTalk!) use(d) `--` as well.

(Edit: I think I misread “know” as “know of”; whoops.)

(To be precise, HEIC is HEIF with the primary image guaranteed to be compressed with HEVC.)

It might not be quite what you want, but Command-(Shift-)-` should cycle through an app’s windows.

You can shake/three-finger-swipe to undo deletions, though it’s not very obvious.

Neat!

One documentation nit: “Parenthesis” is singular; the plural is “parentheses”.

In my (limited) experience, for non-GB-sized apps, the turnaround time is closer to five minutes.

My understanding is that if you’ve released Developer ID-signed software in the past, you won’t have to notarize just yet.

I think mrweasel meant iTunes the app, not the service.

I wondered why he didn’t use LLDB; thanks.

Anecdotally, I haven’t had any problems with my local vaults (yet), though I rarely use 1Password on Windows.

Sugar (https://github.com/elektronaut/sugar) has a custom drawing tool (called Napkin), though it’s pretty bare-bones (line-drawing only) and uses Flash (eugh).

The difference is between "less" as a stand-alone word, and "less" as a suffix.

To clarify: FileVault on 10.6 and earlier; current FileVault is FDE.

I use ctrl-tab and ctrl-shift-tab. Works out of the box in Safari (and customizable for apps where it doesn't).

And OS X/iOS app identifiers, etc.