Replying to @gaghyogi49
The audio description track calls it a velociraptor.
Replying to @jpohhhh
Maybe with ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=NO? developer.apple.com/library/…
Replying to @getaaron @lumpyprol
@joelipper you coming to Vegas?
Replying to @lumpyprol
It’s pretty cool inside the casino just don’t go outside
Replying to @Juzel_Rix
It’s the alien named Lucien from the planet Megas-Tu.
Replying to @McCarron
Walking from North & Clybourn red line is fine (safe, but unpleasant with all the traffic noise). You can also take the 72 bus over (picks up in front of Crate & Barrel) or take an electric Divvy for a few bucks.
Replying to @MikeJF @DaveBlass
It means that the impact of their weapons fire leaves residual ionic energy which can be later used to track their target.
Replying to @fforres
For dev/RC branches, set those up as "preview" environments in Settings > Builds & deployments > Configure Production deployments
This will make domain names like <branch_name>.<project>.pages.dev so you could do a CNAME from jsconfcl.dev -> development.foo.pages.dev
Replying to @lumpyprol @theKatriarch
I’m glad they made it so I can send this to coworkers
Maybe a good approach would be to require something like 3 of 10 trusted contacts to confirm it's legit if you're resetting your Apple ID password with your phone password?
Yes, but it'd sort of defeat the point of letting people change their Apple ID password with their phone password, which is a pretty secure reset flow if you legitimately forgot your Apple ID password.
It does prevent changing the phone password — but if you have the phone password, you can reset the Apple ID password, then use that to reset the Screen Time password, then change the phone password.
It wouldn't be anything but a speed bump for this attack vector though, since Screen Time passcode can be reset with Apple ID (which can be reset with phone passcode).
Replying to @prachiniksingh @lumpyprol
I agree with @prachiniksingh

