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Itsycal is also free and does more. Install from Homebrew or https://www.mowglii.com/itsycal/

I use this to run pi-hole on Debian on my old Mac mini which also hosts our network Time Machine.

PC LOAD LETTER???

I use Vinegar[1] with Safari on all platforms which provides HTML5 video (and PiP etc) but with the other YouTube features. I have the Subscriptions page bookmarked so I get a reverse chronological list from my favourite creators. You could also use channel RSS to do this without an account.

[1] https://apps.apple.com/app/id1591303229

I'm still using Logitech Options+ when I dock my MacBook Air into my big screen and use an MX Anywhere. Last I checked, none of these utilities enable click-and-hold to pan.

I code widgets in JavaScript using Scriptable on my iPhone. There's full development environments (e.g. Pythonista), web servers (WorldWideWeb), virtual machines (UTM) etc without jailbreaking. Otherwise, SSH and VNC let me access the best machine for a particular job while using a very reliable phone that will receive years of upgrades.

That’s a palindrome but a good EP by Soundgarden (Nude Dragons).

I’d much prefer to see renewable energy used to desalinate water to irrigate deserts than wasted effort creating bases on the moon or Mars.

Why not just use the built-in Shortcuts to export to your preferred format?

The slippery slope people were right!

Scaniverse from Niantic is (really) free on iOS and makes this almost trivial: https://scaniverse.com

Apple’s Object Capture looks impressive too: https://developer.apple.com/augmented-reality/object-capture...

This would be handy as an OBS output. I wonder how well it builds and runs on macOS?

I can recommend https://devdocs.io for reference and https://glitch.com for prototyping (and hosting if your needs are modest!) as well some good sample projects.

Yeah, let's name these super-emitters!

Ada, you mean?

Or you could buy your kids some decent games rather than training them to suffer through ads or pay-to-win in-app purchases? This is the best feature of Apple Arcade in my opinion.

If only there was some way to search for existing project names… To be fair, Sparrow hasn’t existed for a while… sigh.

Same here! Surely they could release it as open source?

‘Very’ comes from the Latin for true and could be replaced with ‘truly’. In that sense, it’s like ‘literally’ and other attempts to emphasise.

Same here. To disable the logo, press mute 3 times to bring up a secret menu.

Looks a lot like the original EeePC. I used one for a couple of years but there was no doubt it was cramped. I still have it and it works. My N900 was fun but didn’t last quite as long before a bit of flex killed the wireless radios. I replaced it with an iPhone 4S and haven’t looked back: I still use open source software every day but running on, or accessed by, (excellent) Apple hardware (the M1 MacBook Air and iPhone 13 mini are the best computers I’ve ever had).

It really is harder than you would think.

https://youtu.be/Hu9nhExp5KI

Keyboard Maestro? The built-in AppleScript, Services and Keyboard shortcuts support?

Was Upscail taken?

Somewhat similar to Tab Groups in Safari.

The logo looks like a dog wearing a plastic cone.

…and what would you do in a colour election?

1. White

2. Black

3. Colours (mostly blue)

Still disappointed?

I used WxWidgets almost 20 years ago with Python to quickly make a project that included printing support. I went from reading the docs to a working prototype in one night!

Hopefully this release will help the planned improvements to Audacity too.

This looks to be a history presentation in a medium the creator is most proficient, not a glorification or trivialisation of war, as evidenced by the epilogue.