Just in case one of them gets lost on the way.

If only this would make iMessage sync work more reliably.

The Mac Mini woke up from standby, started blowing its jet engine fans and after checking what’s going on I saw what was apparently the reason for its sleeping problems.

You’ll never guess what made this dialog that suddenly showed up after the latest macOS update go away again. Exactly, I just had to restart the Messages.app and I was logged in again.

Counting is hard. (681 is correct, the code calculating the album count in the lower screenshot does not account for the fact that there’s albums with identical names. No idea how to explain the fact that total playtime is longer in the lower screenshot. If the bugs were related, it should be less.)

Sorting is also pretty hard, I guess.

(I had to rename the screenshot because we already had one with the same name. Come on, Apple. This is so embarrassing.)

I guess remembering that I’ve already been using the app before this bugfix update is too hard.

Sidenote, why is the privacy text always “selected” and highlighted with that weird border? Looks completely broken and unintentional, but it’s always the case for me in these increasingly annoying dialogs.

Hilarious. From what I’ve heard it seems that runningtothepress@apple.com is the best way to get in touch.

Thanks for the screenshot, CyberMoai!

What would you say should happen when tapping “more” on a specific podcast review?

• Show that specific podcast review in its entire length.
• Open the podcast review list with vertical instead of horizontal scrolling.

Thanks to all the services money Apple will soon be sucking out of podcasters we don’t have to choose but can actually experience both of these 100% equally useful and not at all idiotic options – depending on where in the app you tap on it. Can’t innovate anymore my ass!

Thanks Fuchen for the hint!

Messages.app, the gift that keeps on giving.

I’m happy to report that true equality between macOS and Windows is almost upon us now!

No idea what went wrong here, but this should absolutely not be that big. The entire disk is only 1TB large, and I’m not even backing up everything on there. But I guess this explains why Arq kept crashing on my Windows machine all the time. Time to start fresh, maybe it’s because something went wrong when I updated from Arq 5 to Arq 7.