@eurozerozero @daringfireball it would be better to add it as an SVG so it displays crisply everywhere and on every zoom level (=

@overcastfm Hi Marco! Would it be possible to add sorting support for unpinned podcasts? Since pinned and unpinned items appear in the same list, I’d expect them to behave the same way when it comes to sorting. Right now, the only workaround is to pin everything — which doesn’t really make sense and clutters the view with yellow pinned badges. Thanks a lot! 🙏

@SecurityWriter A magnificent battle indeed!

@overcastfm Unfortunately, I can’t use the new 48h history feature (couldn’t even find it initially) because I have playlists turned off on home screen.

It would be great if the history could be decoupled from playlists, as it feels more like a separate feature and not really about playlists.

Cheers!

If you want to know which web technologies are part of Interop 2024, this is *the* place to get in-depth explanations.

Learn what the technology in each focus area does, and what benefit Interop 2024 will bring.

https://webkit.org/blog/14955/the-web-just-gets-better-with-interop/#the-2024-focus-areas

@jensimmons but not when applying { display: none } to that <br>, right?

In Oulu, #Finland, temperatures will be down to -20 C this week.

Yet 12% of all journeys in the city will be by bicycle.

How do they do it? Good wayfinding for starters, with symbols projected onto the snow...❄️ 🚲 🧵

Did you know the W3C published Ethical Principles for how the web should work?

https://www.w3.org/TR/ethical-web-principles/

I find them so inspiring. And they guide what developers should be doing, too.

“The web should empower an equitable, informed and interconnected society. It has been, and should continue to be, designed to enable communication and knowledge-sharing for everyone… we need to consider the ethical implications of our work when we build web technologies, applications, and sites.”

Ooh I finally saw the new #cybertruck in person.

@qr4tt intsident ise jah, aga olukorra avalik händlimine venis tublisti ka käesolevasse aastasse

@qr4tt Endale meenuvad sellest aastast veel Lastpass ja Okta. Kusjuures mõlema puhul ootaks adekvaatsust, aga võta näpust.

@dimillian In case of something *first*, one can pick (only) a single item. The other ones would be second, third, and so on.

This is a terrible user interface, because it *looks* like a text field with a placeholder, but it’s not a placeholder. Only the right side is clickable, but there’s no visual indicator of that.

Why isn’t “Email or Phone Number” a label outside the field?!?!?!?

New in @FirefoxNightly:

“Firefox now supports creating and using passkeys stored in the iCloud Keychain on macOS.”

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1869374

Fantastic iOS enhancement: optional ‘Stolen Device Protection’ mode in 17.3.

This appears to comprehensively prevent thieves from resetting your Apple ID password, and doing some other actions, if they have seen your device passcode. A delay and FaceID is required if you are not at a ‘familiar location’.

This possibility has worried me since it came to light last year with WSJ’s reporting. I’m delighted to see Apple took the problem seriously.
https://www.macworld.com/article/2169903/ios-17-3-stolen-device-protection-enable-face-id-touch-id.html

How it was reported:

How it was actually made:

For when you want that AI aesthetic 😂

Don't leave your launch video (or you know, your whole product) in the hands of ChatGPT, is what I'm saying.

https://512pixels.net/2023/11/the-humane-ai-pin/

@jakobrosin It’s ironic that it says “input required” when it is actually the labels that are missing.