@shelby_young@TeamYouTube You are right of course. I think they are assuming content like yours is going to appeal to kids anyway (or be surfaced often enough in their searches) so they want those additional features/constraints to apply. The label they use is just dumb/dishonest marketing speak.
@NateSilver538 Some decent action at MGM National Harbor Thursday nights. There is usually a 5/10/25 running.
Alternatively if you are flying out of BWI MD Live is down the road.
Since Iโm sure you have a lot of free time right now.
@EuroExpert_@Vitu_E For the neutral, the game of โwhatโs the funniest thing that can happen in the gameโ has long since switched from 8-0 to 0-1 ๐น
@ChristianSelig The iPhone X battery pack was the best IMO, the snap-ons are helpful but underpowered like everyone says.
Yeah unfortunately I think they typically take much longer to come out. Last one was the following July. Perhaps shorter this time if itโs just a switch to USB-C
@KrauseFx@andy_matuschak@bryan_johnson Including not just the variety, but the social aspects of human meals, meal preparation, and even the small ways relationships can be reinforced by chatting about what to eat for the 10,000th time (admittedly this last one might cut both waysโฆ)
@MoGutman@Dimillian I thought about this too, but I think itโs better than using size classes since tabs would appear and disappear as you change the window size (I.e iPad multitasking). The idiom isnโt going to change at runtime at least.
@cabel@NCucerzan This is kind of how the wrestling world works. WWE will juice their attendance numbers a fair bit when announced and in post-event press, but the real number can be figured out each quarter from their financial results, where they have to be accurate.
@hishnash@NilCoalescing It was replaced with context menus and previews, but they kept the ability to tap the preview to open via `willPerformPreviewActionFor Menuโฆ`
A few more examples from system apps. If you get used to these it really feels weird when you canโt tap on the preview. Maybe one day!
@hishnash@NilCoalescing These are all over Appleโs first party apps. You might recall they called or โpeek and popโ before the whole thing became context menus.