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Swift, Web & Mobile Dev , 📷 , hobby meme creator, MS CS Grad UTA2020

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@LeoDaVinciWave you too bratwurst

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#Tags one of my favorite features in iOS Notes app doesn’t work in the share sheet @AppleSupport @gregjoz

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Platforms State of the Union was the actual deal !

Dynamic Profiles ,

Reordable Containers ,

@State is lazy by default,

Async images cache automatically,

All new Xcode 30% smaller as it’s apple silicon only,

Device Hub replacing simulator,

Agentic Xcode getting way better.

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@nikitabier Kindly fix this bug *256 character limit.

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@X @Support I noticed a bug.

Despite having X Premium Plus , when a customer shares an image from the
iOS share sheet and some text is typed as caption, the 280 character limit is imposed.

When I do it in the app , there’s no limit.

Kindly look into it :)

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@WristGPT @AppleSupport Looks interesting !

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The Notes app on Apple Watch needs a redesign.
It must focus on fast input.
Most of the time it takes too long to load and ideas are fragile.
@AppleSupport

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@AppleSupport 🎤: to dictate new note , (exiting keyboard , scribble are excellent they should stay.)

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Suggestion : just two buttons
🎤: to dictate new note
📖: to read notes
Cache top 25 notes for quick glances without loading indicators.
@AppleSupport

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Suggestion : just two buttons
🎤: to dictate new note
📖: to read notes
Cache top 25 notes for quick glances without loading indicators.
@AppleSupport

[siva @UaSiva]

The Notes app on Apple Watch needs a redesign.
It must focus on fast input.
Most of the time it takes too long to load and ideas are fragile.
@AppleSupport

[siva @UaSiva]

@X @Support I noticed a bug.

Despite having X Premium Plus , when a customer shares an image from the
iOS share sheet and some text is typed as caption, the 280 character limit is imposed.

When I do it in the app , there’s no limit.

Kindly look into it :)

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#iOS26 #WWDC25

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@godofgoodthings

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@jyozy0 It’s feels like slower tempo version of
“Nilavugal thalaigal kunindhadhe…… Malargalin mamadhai azhindhadhe” portion from kal mulaitha poove,Maattran, harris jeyaraj

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Saw Jigarthanda DoubleX very late

@karthiksubbaraj and entire team simply superb !!!!

My humble poem tribute

கலை ,கதை, படம்
மலை, இலை, இபம்
விதை , இவை , நிசம்
நினை , அதை , மணம்

கோமாரே ஏன் ?! ❌

பிரதிநிதி …
நினைவிருக்கா
நீதி !?

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@splinetool I want to experience 3D movies !

[All Apple, Always | News, Reviews, Guides @iPhone_News]

How the iPad is like roadwork
https://t.co/Du0uUKxGbP

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A short summary of Open AI drama 👽

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@Sommer Congrats !!!

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@elonmusk_lol @gunsnrosesgirl3 😂😂😂

[Nathan Baugh @nathanbaugh27]

Neil Gaiman writes the first draft of every book by hand.

His reasoning is fascinating:

With a computer you “write that down and look at it and then fiddle with it.”

With a pen you “slow up a bit, but you’re thinking the sentence through to the end, and then you start writing.”

Computers let your writing balloon.

Your story loses its shape and focus.

But writing with a pen forces you to consider every word, every sentence, before writing.

Your story stays sharp.

My takeaway — Your medium affects your output.

Writing on twitter → punchy with little nuance, constant feedback.

Writing a newsletter → longer form, more nuance but less feedback.

Writing a book → long form, lots of nuance but no feedback for a long time.

Neil noticed the same comparing computers and notebooks.

His other suggestions:

Leuchtturm notebooks over Moleskines. Visconti fountain pens.

This is a handwritten page from his novel Coraline: