Lee Ann @jamoche@wonkodon.com

Yeah, they say "spaces", but what they mean is "space".

Questions to librarians: https://imgur.com/gallery/100MhvX

The joy of running your WatchOS app on a new watch and having your carefully positioned art get mangled because the simulator didn't have that precise combination of size and Complication:

Guess what's not my problem anymore? I'd file a radar, but I know how big that radar queue already is.

One of my rarer Apple t-shirts

Good time to show off one of Xcode's lesser-known features:

Dear Apple, I know you're trying to be helpful, but not all UI needs to flip in a RTL language

Stop trying to declutter us; we like it that way. IIRC that was the excuse for some bad Xcode UI decisions too.

I wouldn't mind so much if it was possible to get it out of the Control Center. You want to declutter my tiny MBA screen? Stop adding things I don't use.

Oh gosh, the app I'm working on has a window with a splitview and could really use the ability to grow the window when both splits are at minimum size. Good thing it's only running in one process.

Problem #1: DerivedData in source control.
Mega problem #2: Randomly expanding the DerivedData folder tree in source control.

Something's a bit off about these visca commands: unless there's a typo, trying to recall scene 95 will toggle the on-screen display.

I love how this is a standard command set except when it isn’t.

If Radar could fix this back in 1996, you have no excuse now.

Twitter just made it easier to spot ads without clicking on the '...' icon by adding a big "Follow" button - and some of the ads are ordinary looking accounts with under 1K followers. Weird.

Probably the rarest of my Apple t-shirts