So Sauron had the ring for like 1,850 years.
Isildur: 2
The river: 2,461
Déagol: A few minutes?
Gollum: 478
Bilbo: 60
Frodo: 17
Technically, the river was the Lord of the Ring.
Anyway, don't crime today.
@forceplayz11@EthanLipnik It’s not the developer’s fault for a user that refuses to update to the newest iOS version. With all due respect, it sounds like the app isn’t for you if you don’t want to update to use it.
@forceplayz11@EthanLipnik Any app that requires latest iOS is useless?? Really? As a developer myself, building any new app, I’ll target the newest SDKs and then support that as the minimum for another major release or two. It gets more tedious to keep support of old SDKs in the code. Developer’s choice.
@MacRumors What a clickbait waste of an article. Let me save you a click - “hosts can now allow guests to specify the number of adults and kids they are bringing to an event”. That’s literally all that’s new other than “bug fixes and improvements”. Anything for the clicks and ad revenue 🙄
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@austboston If you don’t want to customize the label in any way, Button has an initializer that doesn’t require you to physically specify the Label: Button(“Save”, systemImage: “checkmark”) { } Saves a couple lines of code 😁
@SoVeryCuul@SnazzyLabs SwiftUI is limited vs UIKit. I will agree with that. With enough tinkering you can more or less get the look and feel that you want. Or use UIKit in SwiftUI. However, @SnazzyLabs asked why they just threw SwiftUI in the car and called it a day. It’s not the look, it’s a framework