The United States Supreme Court continues to be a complete mess whose only job appears to be dismantling prior rulings and dialing our nation back a century.
Golden Hill Software: “I am excited to announce that Unread 3.0 is available now from the App Store. Unread 3.0 adds Unread Cloud, a new syncing and article retrieval system for Unread.”
John Brayton, the person behind Golden Hill, is a friend and competitor. Unread is a beautiful, highly functional, and very stable application. With the addition of Unread Cloud, John has taken Unread to the next level.
Checkout the Golden Hill Blog for more details on Unread Cloud. There’s some great content up there.
Of course I’d encourage you to use Stream as well as Unread.😃
The New Yorker: “Regardless of this detail, Hutchinson’s testimony appeared to strengthen the criminal case against Trump. One of her revelations was that, a few days before January 6th, Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, had explicitly warned that if Trump did go to Capitol Hill on January 6th he could potentially be implicated in the crimes of obstructing justice and obstructing the electoral count.”
Trump is a criminal. A poo spouting, lying, criminal, who’s a real threat to our democracy.
Swift.Org Developer Spotlight: “I learned Swift by porting Graphing Calculator’s core computer algebra system. It started as a learning exercise, then became a feasibility study. The pandemic played a role in that decision, as this became my pandemic shelter-in-place project. The refactoring could have been done in C++ and Objective-C++, but it would not have been as effective, nor as much fun.”
This is a really great read. The developer of Graphing Calculator walks us through his effort to port his old code base to a modern Swift/SwiftUI application, complete with AR features!
He also relays his SwiftUI experience.
“When SwiftUI works it is a nigh-magical delight, but when it behaves unexpectedly or when behavior outside the prescribed path is desired, it can be difficult to understand and work around its limitations.”
If you’re a developer take the time to read the post. I think you’ll enjoy it.
A 10-year-old girl is raped. The State forces her to remain pregnant and tells her to consider it an “opportunity.”
— Gavi Begtrup (@GaviBegtrup) July 1, 2022
This isn’t Iran. This isn’t Gilead. This isn’t hypothetical.
This happened today in Ohio.
Some states in our Beautiful Union have become Gilead. It’s pathetic, dangerous, and extremely cruel.
Also, whoever impregnated a 10-year old should be put down like a rabid dog. Rape and incest are one of those things that makes me angry enough to commit murder because it robs the victim of their soul. It’s worse than murder in my opinion. They’re alive and dead at the same time.
The Podcast Index: “The Podcast Index is here to preserve, protect and extend the open, independent podcasting ecosystem.”
This is something I believe the podcast ecosystem needs. An open podcast directory. I’ve even written about such a thing
The big question for me is, will indie podcast apps make use of it? I’m thinking of Castro and Overcast in particular. Both run their own directories, as well as other backend services, but The Podcast Index makes me wonder if they could replace their directories with this?
I’m sure it comes down to a matter of trust and control. I know it would be really difficult to make such a bold decision.
SFist: “California is pushing for green energy and wants to avoid blackouts, but giving PG&E $75 million to handle radioactive waste at Diablo Canyon may sound like a deal with the devil.”
I love California but she has her problems. It’s crazy expensive to live in the Golden State and continued drought coupled with fire creates monstrous problems to cope with.
PG&E doesn’t have the best reputation. Their lack of line maintenance has caused numerous fires in California, including the massive Camp Fire that killed 84 people in 2018.
Google is quietly coming to dominate the automaker OS market while Apple is showing Figma screenshots no one’s biting on https://t.co/mWNPyVIrbk
— nilay patel (@reckless) June 30, 2022
Apple announced and displayed a new version of CarPlay at WWDC 2022. Can they compete?
I also wonder if car manufacturers will have to pay Apple 30% of each car sale? 🥴
