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512 Pixels: Mac OS X Shipped 25 Years Ago.

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I still remember using the public betas, and Mac OS Server before that. Display Postscript is the thing that sticks out as being the most amazing to me at the time. And then Mac OS X brought Display PDF, which was a great step beyond that as well.

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Happy Birthday,...

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There’s been a lot of talk recently about Liquid Glass on MacOS, and it being an abomination (epic rant from Nilay Patel there). OK, it’s not recent, but there’s still a lot of talk and Nilay’s rant got me thinking:

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If Apple was to move away from Liquid Glass on MacOS, how would they do it?

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As I was futzing...

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CasNum (Compass and straightedge Number) is a library that implements arbitrary precision arithmetic using compass and straightedge constructions. Arbitrary precision arithmetic, now with 100% more Euclid. Featuring a functional modified Game Boy emulator where every ALU opcode is implemented entirely through geometric constructions.

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I’m sorry, what?

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This project began with a simple compass-and-straightedge 'engine', […]. In compass-and-straightedge constructions, one start with just two points: The origin, and a unit. Exactly as God intended.

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Still what?!

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#Philosophy

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Most modern developers are...

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In episode 680 of ATP, at about 6:12 in, Marco Arment goes off on watchOS 26’s fitness app and trashes all the changes. And I couldn’t agree more with him.

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I thought it was just me who hated all the changes, and the slow animations, and the workout picker. It’s such a regression I don’t even know where to...

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Matthew Butt­erick ▸ Does software piracy exist?:

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From time to time, readers let me know that my fonts are circu­lating on such-and-such website devoted to some cate­gory of soft­ware piracy.

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Well yes—of course they are. In the font world, as in most areas of soft­ware endeavor, there’s been much hand-wringing over the last 40 years about the (suppos­edly) massive losses to this kind of unau­tho­rized redis­tri­b­u­tion and copying, and the lack of any satis­fying protec­tion mech­a­nisms to prevent it.

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A short and enlightening read, and the “Trajec­tory” examples made me laugh out loud.

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Via DF.

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Last year China installed more than half of all wind and solar added globally. In May alone, it added enough renewable energy to power Poland, installing solar panels at a rate of roughly 100 every second.

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The massive buildout is happening across the country, from crowded eastern cities increasingly topped by rooftop solar panels to remote western deserts where colossal wind farms sprawl across the landscape.

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These images by Chu Weimin are breathtaking.

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The following sections are general guidelines that describe fundamental Mac layout principles of center equalization, text and control alignment, appropriate use of white space, and visual balance. Following these guidelines will help you create functional and aesthetically pleasing windows that are easy for Mac users to understand and use.

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Macrowave: Turn Your Mac Into a Private Radio Station

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It's a Mac and iOS app for sending and receiving audio.

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I don't have a need for this app, but I saw the UI and instantly wanted to play with it. It's a nice throwback to the MacAmp or Winamp days.

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Tim Wood on Mastodon:

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OK, OK, ok, story time.

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Way back when (early 90s), when Omni was consulting for McCaw Cellular (or AT&T Wireless, not sure which it was at the time), we were working on apps for NeXTSTEP for sales, customer care, and such for cell phones, nation wide. We'd occasionally get a crash reports and I don't even remember how those got back to us back in the day before automated collection and reporting, but eventually we were able to reproduce it.

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I won't spoil the punchline as there's only two paragraphs remaining, so go treat yourself.

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Christopher Nguyen:

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Edit is a new command-line text editor in Windows. Edit is open source, so you can build the code or install the latest version from GitHub!

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Edit is a small, lightweight text editor. It is less than 250kB, which allows it to keep a small footprint in the Windows 11 image.

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I'll probably never use it, but I find Edit delightful. It's a new 64 bit CLI editor, with curses like menus. It's 2025, and … just look at it!

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I’m doing exactly what I dreamed of doing ten years ago. I got to be home when my son was in middle school and when both my kids were in high school. I get to collaborate on projects with all sorts of great people, including Dan, Myke Hurley and Stephen Hackett, and the entire Incomparable gang.

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Congrats to Jason (and Dan!) on making Six Colors awesome for ten years, and more to come.

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For the guitar players out there, I'd like to share Captain Beefheart's 10 Commandments of Guitar Playing.

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Never point your guitar at anyone
Your instrument has more clout than lightning. Just hit a big chord then run outside to hear it. But make sure you are not standing in an open field.

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siirrandalot on YouTube: Make Your Renders Unnecessarily Complicated:

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Had this idea 10 years ago, finally got around to it. Took a good couple of months too.

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Maybe I'll have to come back in another 10 years in order to properly simulate diffraction and lens flare...

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What happens if you make a pinhole camera in Blender, and then take that idea to it's logical conclusion? You get this insane idea. This was amazing to watch and if you're a camera or graphics nerd, it's a must watch.

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Via my buddy Jake Carter.

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Leo Robinovitch: A simple hash table in C:

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\"I implemented a simple hash table in C when solving a problem in CS Primer. Solving it helped me gain better intuition around hash functions, pointers, and memory segments like the stack and the heap.\"

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I'm a mostly self taught programmer, and as such, I've never bothered to learn how hash tables work. But this implementation of a very simple hash table in C was pretty eye opening. Such as … well I now understand why it's called a hash table and how collisions are handled.

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Such a simple and elegant solution for a data structure everyone uses all the time.

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I knew SQLite had been ported to WASM, but I wasn't aware the SQLite project is maintaining an official version.

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SQLite continues to amaze me.

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@eli W00t.

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@sexyhermit I can't believe I forgot about Mathematica.

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@adiabatic Yep- it's the News app.

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@quico Thanks!

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@pgor I just fired my editor over this. Thanks for letting me know.

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@kimonostereo No problemo

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@kimonostereo I swapped out the big ones. There are a total of 5- not sure which are which…

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There's a couple of other things I want to get fixed on it as well, so I might as well take it to a shop.

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@kimonostereo I was able to swap in two tubes, so I know it wasn't those at least.

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@mistercharlie I'll have to check it out, thanks.

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@kimonostereo It's not a fuse- I checked that. It's been acting a little flaky for a while. 25 years without a tuneup- I guess it's time to go to the shop.

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@dh When are you making a trip to Seattle to see folks. We miss you, David!

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@eggfreckles Thanks! I didn't even think of ImageMagick when I was working on it, rather apps like QuartzComposer and and AudioHijack Pro were influences.

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@manton Danke!

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@jonathanbuys @smokey Everyone wanted and had opinions on an email client, but nobody wanted to do the work for it. Once I realized I was pretty much going to be doing it on my own (I had put 40-50 hrs into it), I realized that it was a no-win situation. I wasn't going to let FM sink while I worked on the project.

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@smokey @jsorge Aha, thanks!

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@manton, is there a URL I can ping that'll tell Micro.blog to go ahead an index an external .json feed for new posts?

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@collin Are you still in Seattle? Also, how come you never come out to Cyclops!!!!!!?

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@danielpunkass Gotcha. I really need to get better with lldb, but this is my standard hack for cases like this: FMAssert([NSThread isMainThread]);. My app will stop real quick in lldb when that happens.

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@danielpunkass Would also searching for \"TSM\" in your source code have found it?

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@manton A custom feed w/o titles seems to work. Thanks for the idea.

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@manton Dang. I know you're against micro posts having titles, but… well, I like it. Maybe I'll make a separate hidden feed just for micro.blog that strips them out…

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@danielpunkass @macbirdie Or maybe point out to them that podcasts are hosted over… RSS.

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@jeffmueller I have a handful of happy memories of the waffle house. They used to be all you can eat in southern missouri, and I took advantage of that in college.

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@cdevroe Yes, it had a title. Hrm. I'll have to think about stripping those out for my micro feed.

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@manton - for posts that are published from my own feed (ie- my shapeof.com site), shouldn't it include the text of the post instead of just a link to it? Didn't it work like this previously? Or am I misremembering?

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