# Highlights `02052022-183223` - [Gist](https://gist.github.com/6e0f5fef1156baaeeb4483170c76b4da) # [Safari Extensions - Safari - Apple Developer](https://developer.apple.com/safari/extensions/) > Legacy Safari Extensions (.safariextz files) built with Safari Extension Builder are not supported in Safari 13 on macOS Catalina, macOS Mojave, or macOS High Sierra. The Safari Extensions Gallery for legacy extensions will no longer be available in September, 2019. Users on macOS High Sierra or later can easily find extensions # [iOS 15 Reviewed for My Family — The Psalms](https://bilge.world/ios-15-family-review) > when something should happen or change. A great example: using [a simple Siri Shortcut](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/ac6a4587d5b54abc934631c214d81c0c) to completely disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth instead of trusting the [unnecessarily complex conditions](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208086) of doing so with the buttons in Control Center. I have sought out these “hacks” (as other iOS powerusers have rather absurdly called them) for very selfish reasons. > rigging the “buttons” which are gradually being obscured or eliminated entirely in the assumption that Apple’s automation knows better than us users when something should happen or change. A great example: using [a simple Siri Shortcut](https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/ac6a4587d5b54abc934631c214d81c0c) to completely disable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth instead of trusting the [unnecessarily complex conditions](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208086) of doing so with the buttons in Control Center. I have sought out these “hacks” (as other iOS powerusers have rather absurdly called them) for very selfish reasons. # [iOS and iPadOS 15: The MacStories Review - MacStories - Part 18](https://www.macstories.net/stories/ios-and-ipados-15-the-macstories-review/18/#weather) > when you long-press a song in your Up Next queue, you’ll now find a new ‘Move to Top’ button in the context menu that lets you quickly put a song at the top of the queue. > there’s a new Shared with You section in the Listen Now tab that aggregates Apple Music links shared with you in the [Messages](https://www.macstories.net/stories/ios-and-ipados-15-the-macstories-review/19/#messages) app and lets you jump back to the original message with one tap. This is my favorite implementation of Shared with You since my friends and I tend to share a lot of music links on a weekly basis, so I almost see this as “Reading List, but for music”, which totally works for me. # [Flexibits | Fantastical for iOS | Help](https://flexibits.com/fantastical-ios/help/keyboard-shortcuts) > ### Main view: > > * ⌘+N: New event > > * ⌘+I: Notifications > > * ⌘+,: Settings > > * ⌘+T: Go to Today > > * ⌘+Shift+F: Change sidebar layout (large iPad devices only) > > * ⌘+Shift+R: Refresh all > > * ⌘+F: Search > > * ⌘+R: Tasks > > * ⌘+1: Day view > > * ⌘+2: Week view > > * ⌘+3: Month view > > * ⌘+4: Year view > > * Shift+Up: Previous week > > * Shift+Down: Next week > > * Shift+Left: Previous day > > * Shift+Right: Next day > > * Control+1: All Calendars > > * Control+2-9: Switch calendar set > > > ### All navigation sheets: > > * ⌘+.: Cancel > > * esc: Cancel > > > ### Task view: > > * ⌘+N: New task > > ### Event view: > > * ⌘+I: Edit > > * ⌘+Alt+Delete: Delete event > > * ⌘+.: Cancel > > * esc: Cancel > > > ### New item view: > > * ⌘+N: Edit parser input > > * ⌘+Up/Down: Navigate items in popover > > * Enter: Select item > > * ⌘+I - Show more > > > ### New/edit item view: > > * ⌘+. - Cancel > > * esc - Cancel > > * ⌘+E - Edit notes > > * ⌘+I - Show more > > * ⌘+K - Toggle between event/task > > * ⌘+Alt+Delete: Delete > > * ⌘+S: Save > > * ⌘+Enter: Save # [iOS & iPadOS 15.1 Beta 2 Release Notes | Apple Developer Documentation](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ios-ipados-release-notes/ios-ipados-15_1-release-notes) > On iPad mini (6th generation), websites now load with the iPad mobile user agent by default to improve text legibility. Users can customize this setting by website in the page format menu or globally through Settings > Safari > Request Desktop Site > All Websites. (83184000) # [Release Notes - Drafts User Guide](https://docs.getdrafts.com/changelog/) > **Fix:** Add keyboard shortcuts (⌘-, option-⌘-,) back for Settings/Preferences and Editor Settings/Preferences. # [Chat History — Real Life](https://reallifemag.com/chat-history/) > I think of my quintessential Slack experience as the time a colleague interrupted a discussion of celebrity gossip to express her sincere, implacable fear of death. # [Community — Real Life](https://reallifemag.com/bad-metaphors-community/) > In nearly every Apple advertisement from 1984 to the invention of the iPod in 2001, computers and gadgets were presented as the necessary final ingredient to an individual’s creative genius; but as Apple shifted heavily into selling handheld devices meant for consuming media, they also began leaning on the idea that to own their products was to be a part of a community: iPhone ads barely mention technology at all, opting instead to show poignant, intimate moments with the device capturing or mediating the experience. # [The Macro of Micro.blog // pimoore.ca](https://pimoore.ca/2021/09/30/the-macro-of.html) > There has likely never been a better or easier time to start a blog than right now. We certainly are spoiled for choice # [Plague of Metaphors — Real Life](https://reallifemag.com/plague-of-metaphors/) > Diseases are represented as having a will of their own. > these diseases have been seen as deserved # [Yoink Brings Background Clipboard Monitoring to iOS and iPadOS 15 via Picture in Picture Workaround - MacStories](https://www.macstories.net/ios/yoink-brings-background-clipboard-monitoring-to-ios-and-ipados-15-via-picture-in-picture-workaround/) > Several years ago back when [Pastebot](https://tapbots.com/pastebot/) was also available on iPhone, Tapbots attempted to let it run persistently in the background by [playing a silent audio track](https://www.macstories.net/iphone/pastebot-clipboard-savvy-music-syncing/) that would trick iOS into not suspending Pastebot when it was closed. The feature was promptly [shut down by Apple](https://www.macstories.net/iphone/pastebot-1-4-adds-clipboard-in-the-background-kinda/). > Speaking of missing features: at the moment, Yoink doesn’t feature any keyboard shortcuts or Shortcuts actions to quickly activate clipboard monitoring. # [Collateral Damage: Britt Brown on negative reviews - The Wire](https://www.thewire.co.uk/in-writing/collateral-damage/collateral-damage-negative-reviews) > To make an impact in such an ocean requires luck, money or persuasive friends in high places. This, combined with our ability to listen to almost anything at anytime for free, has reshaped the writer’s role from one of assessment to advocacy. # [macOS Monterey: The MacStories Review - MacStories](https://www.macstories.net/stories/macos-monterey-the-macstories-review/) > the iPad has grown into [a powerful, modular computer](https://www.macstories.net/stories/modular-computer/), while the latest Macs now run on the same processor architecture as the iPad Pro and no longer work differently in places just because that’s the way it’s always been. > Monterey’s focus is all about system apps, a topic near and dear to me. With the technical building blocks in place and a refined design out of the way, Monterey is one of the most tangible, user-facing payoffs of the past three years of transition. More than ever before, Apple is advancing system apps across all of its platforms at the same time. Finally, everything is everywhere. > Monterey’s focus is all about system apps # [My Obsidian Setup, Part 3: My 'Dashboard' Note for Quick Links, Todoist Tasks, Saving Ideas, and Keeping Track of Current Projects](https://club.macstories.net/posts/extension-284) > What I need, however, is a tool that lets me see, at a glance, all the things I’m currently working on and stuff that’s on my mind, allowing me to quickly jump to those things and start processing them. # [How to use SharePlay on iOS 15 | Engadget](https://www.engadget.com/shareplay-on-ios-15-hands-on-how-to-guide-170020600.html) > For the most part, everyone you're SharePlaying with will need to have the relevant apps installed (i.e. TikTok, HBO Max, Showtime, Paramount, Apple TV etc). In some cases, they'll also need to have a subscription or at least an account. > The pill on the top left of your screen will also turn purple to let remind you you're screen-sharing. # [FAQ](https://docs.taio.app/#/faq) > a WebDAV based file transfer method is also planned. # [Trump's new social media platform found using Mastodon code: Our statement - Official Mastodon Blog](https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2021/10/trumps-new-social-media-platform-found-using-mastodon-code/) > Mastodon is free software published under the AGPLv3 license, which requires any over-the-network service using it to make its source code and any modifications to it publicly accessible. # [Terms of Service | Truth Social](https://www.truthsocial.com/terms-of-service) > including excessive use of capital letters and spamming (continuous posting of repetitive text), that interferes with any party’s uninterrupted use and enjoyment of the Site or modifies, impairs, disrupts, alters, or interferes with the use, features, functions, operation, or maintenance of the Site. # [MacStories Weekly: Issue 296](https://club.macstories.net/posts/macstories-weekly-issue-296) > Shortcuts can’t do anything with your Apple Music subscription. It can only find and play songs you’ve added to your local library. # [System Update](https://logicmag.io/kids/system-update/) > Scholars have shown that for childhood to become what it is now—among other things, a protected site and a source of sentiment—a lot of things had to happen, and of course they did not happen for everyone. > Some pieces investigate the persistence of history that an emphasis on the youthfulness of technologies and technologists obscures. One writer points out that, although the money in Silicon Valley is often presented as new, much of it is in fact inherited. > if you want to get a glimpse into the torture chambers of the War on Terror, you can set the geolocation on your Tinder app to 19.9031 N, 75.0967 W: Guantánamo, Cuba. > Notwithstanding the lucrative business of defining and branding distinct generations, we find that one feature of youth today is that there are far too many kinds of kids to generalize about. # [macOS Monterey: The MacStories Review - MacStories - Part 5](https://www.macstories.net/stories/macos-monterey-the-macstories-review/5/#md-clip-for-mac) > Shortcuts can also be run from the Terminal with the command `shortcuts run 'name-of-shortcut'`. There are commands to list, view, and sign shortcuts too. Signing is the most complex of the Terminal commands allowing users to specify the sharing mode, location of the shortcut file being signed, as well as an output destination. # [Kara Swisher on Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook Papers](https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021/10/kara-swisher-on-mark-zuckerberg-facebook-papers.html) > I think Mark has tried to learn. I just think he’s not up to the task, so it doesn’t really matter if he’s tried to learn. > He runs a big city that he thinks is running fine, but nobody has water or police or anything else. > He’s not an asshole, and he’s never been an asshole. That’s not the problem here. It’s easy when they’re assholes. > He’s willing to take people’s private information and tell you he knows what’s best. But he doesn’t know what’s best, and he never did. It’s so easy to make him evil. I don’t think he’s evil. That’s sort of an easy way out of it. There’s a really famous W. H. Auden quote. “Evil is unspectacular and always human.” Mark is very human. That’s the problem. # [Git - git-config Documentation](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config#Documentation/git-config.txt-coreexcludesFile) > core.excludesFile > > Specifies the pathname to the file that contains patterns to describe paths that are not meant to be tracked, in addition to `.gitignore` (per-directory) and `.git/info/exclude`. Defaults to `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/ignore`. If `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME` is either not set or empty, `$HOME/.config/git/ignore` is used instead. See [gitignore\[5\]](/docs/gitignore). # [The Verge turns 10: editor-in-chief Nilay Patel writes about the future - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/22750900/verge-10-anniversary-nilay-patel-restrospective-future) > You might spend entire days with headphones in your ears, awash in sound, but until the invention of the phonograph in 1877, _no one in the world had ever listened to music alone_ because listening to music required at least one other person to play an instrument for you_._ # [Fanboys | The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2014/1/21/5307992/inside-the-mind-of-a-fanboy) > Although fanboys can easily be lumped together as “angry nerds,” look closer and you’ll find that each one is like a snowflake. The reasons they’ve traveled to the fringe are personal, but also familiar. A phone might not seem to be something worth fighting over, but what it stands for most definitely is. # [Eugen Rochko, Saint of Federated Social — The Psalms](https://bilge.world/eugen-rochko-interview) > That won't happen. There's actually a good reason why they don't do that. It's simply because you could make a toot about one thing, have people favorite it and share it, link it from other places, and then suddenly, it says 'Heil Hitler,' or something. # [About Twitter Blue](https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/twitter-blue#tbpref) > #### Will Twitter Blue subscribers receive preference when receiving account support? > > Our goals include providing the best customer support in our industry. We’re committed to treating everyone fairly and equitably. The Twitter rules won’t apply differently to subscribers, and they won’t get faster service on issues like content moderation. > #### Will Twitter Blue subscribers receive different support for enforcement issues like account blocks? > > We are committed to making Twitter a safe place for everyone to participate in the public conversation. That’s why policy enforcement issues and reports by subscribers will continue to be handled by existing enforcement teams, under the current review process. > #### Is Twitter Blue ad-free? > > No. Currently, ads continue to fund our ability to innovate as we grow this new part of our business. Twitter Blue does include an Ad-free Articles feature which offers subscribers a fast-loading, ad-free reading experience on the websites of publishers within the Twitter Blue Publisher Network. Read more about our [Ad-free Articles](/en/using-twitter/twitter-blue-ad-free-articles.html) feature. > #### Is dedicated support a premium feature of Twitter Blue? > > Twitter Blue subscribers receive dedicated support for subscription-specific issues. That could look like help with managing a subscription, how to access your account or settings, and enrollment issues. Other issues could include troubleshooting special features only available to subscribers. # [Minimal Web Browsers: Why You Need Less Stuff On Your Browser](https://tedium.co/2020/05/12/minimal-web-browser-argument/) > Rather than simply letting tabs fill up, you’re encouraged to create “tasks” that let you divide different use cases up. As a writer, the way I’ve been using tasks has been to create a new one for every story I write and research, so that I can separate those ideas out without them getting in the way of everything else. (I can also hide the usual junk that sits in the pinned tabs in its own task.) # [Twitter Blue Is for People Who Love Reading the News | WIRED](https://www.wired.com/story/twitter-blue-is-not-for-everyone/) > In January, Twitter acquired the newsletter company Revue and Breaker, an audio social service, to build up new product offerings around [newsletter subscription](https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/newsletter-subscribe) and [audio chat](https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/product/2021/spaces-is-here). > If one group of users is happy, it’s journalists, who—based on my own network, at least—are subscribing in droves. But as the company considers other premium features, it will do well to look beyond its role as a platform just for news. # [Apple should take a break from annual iOS and macOS updates - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/22771079/apple-macos-monteray-ios-15-mac-iphone-software-operating-system-updates-space-out-features) > To solve the issues of lackluster annual updates, Apple should do two things. First, it should continue to build out point releases with additional features throughout the year or even unbundle app updates from its annual releases entirely. Did the FaceTime team come up with a great new feature that’ll make pandemic chatting easier? Release it when it’s ready! Second, it should start to space out its major software releases, waiting an extra year or two between iOS or macOS versions to ensure that when it does release a “new” operating system, there are actually big changes to be excited about. # [Are people lying more since the rise of social media and smartphones? » Nieman Journalism Lab](https://www.niemanlab.org/2021/11/are-people-lying-more-since-the-rise-of-social-media-and-smartphones/) > In Hancock’s study, the most lies per social interaction occurred via the technology with all of these features: the phone. The fewest occurred on email, where people couldn’t communicate synchronously and the messages were recorded. # [Famous People #77: Happy birthday to a great old website - by Kaitlyn Tiffany - famous people](https://famouspeople.substack.com/p/famous-people-77-happy-birthday-to) > Imagine dozens of boxes stacked like a mid-play Jenga board, and you can go inside each box if you climb a flight of slippery metal stairs, and inside each box is at least one person you know, but haven’t seen in 2, maybe 3 years, and you ask them, _How has it been?_ and they tell you, and you tell them, and it feels familiar but everyone has different hair than they used to. # [One million strong - Substack](https://on.substack.com/p/one-million-strong) > In short, our master plan is:  > > 1. Continue to improve Substack’s simple and powerful publishing tools, including expanding support for audio, video, and community-building features.  > > 2. Grow the Substack economy to help writers connect with the services they need to do their best work and build thriving publications, such as editing, design, insurance, and financing.  > > 3. Build, in partnership with writers, a discovery network that helps them cross-promote, collaborate, and connect with audiences independent of attention economy networks. # [The Great Linux Tablet Hope | Revue](https://midrange.tedium.co/issues/the-great-linux-tablet-hope-877948) > I have an iPad Pro, a 2018 model that I bought earlier this year because I felt that it was important to have an understanding of the iOS ecosystem even if I was using Android with my smartphone. # [You.com wants to hit Google where it counts: Search - Protocol — The people, power and politics of tech](https://www.protocol.com/you-dot-com-benioff) > It serves them up accordingly and also takes into account users' stated preference for apps. # [You.com wants to remake the search engine - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/9/22770614/you-salesforce-startup-search-engine-privacy-information-control) > On top of this organizational change, You.com’s big differentiating feature is that it lets people influence which sources they see. You can “upvote” and “downvote” specific categories, so when you run searches, you’ll see preferred sources first, neutral searches next, and downvoted sources last. # [styleguide](https://davidblue.wtf/styleguide/) > Our vocabulary and syntax are diverse (though we do not sacrifice _undue time_ to unearthing bizarre, senseless synonyms,) fluid, and occasionally difficult, but written as such for the purpose of colorful, substantial delivery in acknowledgement of the vast resources instantly available to the modern reader. In other words: _do not tell what can simply and easily be looked up_. With search engines as they are, this is a quickly verifiable/quantifiable factor with a given definition, summary, or abstract. > As an independent, youth-oriented publication it is both our privilege and our duty to seek out innovative methods of communication. In written composition, this means all possible avoidance of unnecessary cliche and/or overused terms (for instance: use of the term “struck” in a metaphor - e.g. _what_ **_struck_** _me_) except where they are critically portrayed. It is essential to remember that **the English language is no more than a tool for our use**, and grammar should not be revered as an immalleable, Holy absolute which we must venerate and obey. Rather, it should be irreverently and liberally manipulated to perform as desired. **Grammar should never be an obstacle** or burden in our writing or editing, and should always be discarded in favor of innovative and/or contextual verse. # [Money Breaks Things 💸 | Revue](https://midrange.tedium.co/issues/money-breaks-things-881230) > I’m often left wondering what might have happened to the newsletter space had Substack remained a business that only grew as its audience did. > To me, combining the nomadic nature of a career journalist with that of a run-your-own-business newsletter is not exactly a perfect match. And a lot of people took risks on this market knowing that, yes, it was a risk. But they still found themselves looking dumbfounded as they tried to make their exit. # [iOS & iPadOS 15.2 Beta 3 Release Notes | Apple Developer Documentation](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/ios-ipados-release-notes/ios-ipados-15_2-release-notes) > Tags can now be bulk renamed and deleted > iCloud+ subscribers can now access and use Hide My Email directly from the Mail app. > iOS & iPadOS 15.2 Beta 3 Release Notes > ====================================== > > Update your apps to use new features, and test your apps against API changes. > > On This Page > > * [Overview](/documentation/ios-ipados-release-notes/ios-ipados-15_2-release-notes#Overview) > * [Updates in iOS & iPadOS 15.2 beta 2](/documentation/ios-ipados-release-notes/ios-ipados-15_2-release-notes#Updates-in-iOS-&-iPadOS-15.2-beta-2) > * [Updates in iOS & iPadOS 15.2 beta](/documentation/ios-ipados-release-notes/ios-ipados-15_2-release-notes#Updates-in-iOS-&-iPadOS-15.2-beta) > * [See Also](/documentation/ios-ipados-release-notes/ios-ipados-15_2-release-notes#see-also) > > Overview > -------- > > The iOS & iPadOS 15.2 SDK provides support to develop apps for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices running iOS & iPadOS 15.2 beta 3. The SDK comes bundled with Xcode 13.2 beta 2, available from [Beta Software Downloads](https://developer.apple.com/download/release/). For information on the compatibility requirements for Xcode 13.2, see [Xcode 13.2 Beta 2 Release Notes](/documentation/Xcode-Release-Notes/xcode-13_2-release-notes). > > ### Core Media > > #### Known Issues > > * Streaming in the Music app could result in higher CPU usage, causing faster battery drain in some scenarios. (84861891, 85326575) > > > ### HealthKit > > #### Known Issues > > * Users who import a verifiable vaccination record aren’t able to add it to the Wallet app, and the Health app may freeze. (84784379) > > * The [`enableBackgroundDelivery(for:frequency:withCompletion:)`](/documentation/healthkit/hkhealthstore/1614175-enablebackgrounddelivery) method doesn’t wake the app on iOS 15. (84370639) # [Apple announces Self Service Repair - Apple](https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/11/apple-announces-self-service-repair/) > Self Service Repair will be available early next year in the US and expand to additional countries throughout 2022. # [About Microsoft | Mission and Vision | Microsoft](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/about) > Our mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. # [iPad Air 2 Review: Why the iPad Became My Main Computer - MacStories](https://www.macstories.net/stories/ipad-air-2-review-why-the-ipad-became-my-main-computer/) > I promised myself I’d never let a desk set my work schedule or performance anymore. # [My Obsidian Setup, Part 5: Appending Text and Webpage Links to Specific Sections of My 'Dashboard' Note](https://club.macstories.net/posts/shortcuts-essentials) > With a single click, Obsidian launches and displays my custom QuickAdd menu, ready for me to save an idea or reopen the Dashboard note. # [Rethinking iPad Home Screens and Interesting Details About Twitter Blue](https://club.macstories.net/posts/rethinking-ipad-home-screens-and-interesting-details-about-twitter-blue) > David has been looking into how ad-free articles work on Twitter Blue and [shared a useful tip](https://discord.com/channels/836622115435184162/837345707395907635/910558091362308167) on how to read them outside the Twitter app. # [2021 Lotus Evora GT Review: Farewell to the Perfectly Imperfect Sports Car](https://www.thedrive.com/new-cars/42725/2021-lotus-evora-gt-review-farewell-to-the-perfectly-imperfect-sports-car) > I’ve heard from certain readers and commenters alike that the Evora GT is too small. They have difficulty fitting into it. It’s too cramped, they say. Too tight. And I get that. You wouldn’t want to wear a suit that wasn’t tailored to you. You’d want it to feel like a second skin, something that moves with you through this world in a way that blends you both into one. That’s what driving the Lotus feels like. # [Ampled | Direct Community Support For Music Artists](https://www.ampled.com/page/about-us) > Ampled is built with collective labor rather than venture capital. This means that we are free to build a platform and organization that serves member interests, rather than investor interests. # [Release Notes](https://twitter.com/i/release_notes) > **Accessibility:** Keyboard focus controls will now work correctly with the audience controls selector. # [Getting the reading list items in Safari - Apple Community](https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7054847) > You can use "**System Events**" to read and parse a PLIST file # [Exporting Links from Safari Reading List via Shortcuts for Mac - MacStories](https://www.macstories.net/mac/exporting-links-from-safari-reading-list-via-shortcuts-for-mac/) > The shortcut is built entirely with native actions – no scripting necessary – and it reads Safari’s Bookmarks.plist database **without modifying it** (your data is safe and this shortcut is read-only). # [Automation Academy: Diving Deeper into Reminders Actions](https://club.macstories.net/posts/automation-academy-diving-deeper-into-reminders-actions) > Optionally, you can choose to create a new reminder as a subtask of an existing reminder. > I could use Shortcuts’ ability to parse Safari webpages as articles to extract details such as title and word count; # [Linux, Judo, unicycles and … Baywatch?! How Vivaldi and Manjaro aim above the ordinary. | Vivaldi Browser](https://vivaldi.com/blog/technology/linux-judo-unicycles-and-baywatch-how-vivaldi-and-manjaro-aim-above-the-ordinary/) > In September, Vivaldi became the default browser on the Arch-based Linux distribution Manjaro on its Cinnamon edition. # [iOS 15 Messages Notifications Not Working - Apple Community](https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253164533?answerId=256068010022#256068010022) > Finally got mine working again. I don’t know if it will work for others or not, but what finally fixed mine was going into Settings -> Notifications -> Siri, then turning Announce Notifications on. Exited out, then went back in and turned it off. Suddenly my notifications are working properly again. 🤷🏻‍♂️ # [Shortcuts for Mac: 27 of Our Favorite Third-Party Integrations - MacStories](https://www.macstories.net/news/shortcuts-for-mac-27-of-our-favorite-third-party-integrations/) > What’s unique about BetterTouchTool is that not only does it come with an extensive list of Shortcuts actions for controlling the app’s functionality, but it also can run shortcuts itself. That provides a whole new layer of ways to interact with your shortcuts because all of BetterTouchTool’s keyboard shortcuts, gestures, and other triggers are now available to run your shortcuts too. > MusicHarbor is one of my favorite apps for keeping up with new music releases, so it’s wonderful to see it evolving on the Mac to incorporate Shortcuts. The Mac app includes several Shortcuts actions to access the app’s data and manage the artists you follow: > > * Mark As Watched > * Mark As Seen > * Get Artists > * Get Upcoming Music Data > * Unfollow Artist > * Get Music Video Data > * Follow Artist > * Get Music Data > > One simple shortcut I plan to implement in the short term is a Services menu shortcut that will allow me to highlight an artist’s name, look them up, and add them to the list I follow. # [Twitter CTO Parag Agrawal replaces Jack Dorsey as CEO - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/29/22807651/jack-dorsey-steps-down-twitter-ceo-parag-agrawal-replacement) > “I’ve decided to leave Twitter because I believe the company is ready to move on from its founders. My trust in Parag as Twitter’s CEO is deep. His work over the past 10 years has been transformational. I’m deeply grateful for his skill, heart, and soul. It’s his time to lead.” > While Dorsey is well known for his interests in blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, and decentralization, Agrawal is also interested in “web3,” and he [has been a leading figure in](https://www.theverge.com/2021/11/10/22774501/twitter-crypto-dedicated-team-dorsey-square-decentralization) the Twitter-funded Bluesky effort to create an “open and decentralized standard for social media.” # [Jack steps back - by Casey Newton - Platformer](https://www.platformer.news/p/jack-steps-back?token=eyJ1c2VyX2lkIjo4MDQ5MjYsInBvc3RfaWQiOjQ0NzAwNjE3LCJfIjoiTTA0MmUiLCJpYXQiOjE2MzgyMzU4NzYsImV4cCI6MTYzODIzOTQ3NiwiaXNzIjoicHViLTc5NzYiLCJzdWIiOiJwb3N0LXJlYWN0aW9uIn0.iCQ9MdtKfFD908DgURtPyXmUCWQw7jSmMrOLujl7apE) > One person told me that Agrawal was among the few people internally who could regularly get Dorsey to change his mind. > Its head of communications, Kelly Sims, left Twitter last week after less than four months at the company, in what is a highly difficult role to fill. And Sara Beykpour, who joined the company in 2009 and has lately been leading its Twitter Blue subscription product, announced recently that she is leaving the company as well. # [The Creator Challenges Facing Twitter’s New CEO — The Information](https://www.theinformation.com/articles/the-creator-challenges-facing-twitter-s-new-ceo?rc=78wqry) > Data from mobile app-tracking firm Sensor Tower showed Super Follows only generated [about $6,000](https://techcrunch.com/2021/09/16/twitter-super-follows-has-generated-only-around-6k-in-its-first-two-weeks/) in the first two weeks of being live on iOS in the U.S. # [This Is What’s Wrong With The Linux Community | Kev Quirk](https://kevq.uk/this-is-whats-wrong-with-linux-community?utm_source=kevq&utm_medium=email) > This whole complexity ethos has penetrated pretty much every Linux community I can think of. There’s this insidious elitism within Linux that basically says _if your solution isn’t technically complex, you’re an idiot._ # [Expanding our private information policy to include media](https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/company/2021/private-information-policy-update) > NEW: media of private individuals without the permission of the person(s) depicted. # [Weekly Musings 136 — Weekly Musings](https://weeklymusings.net/weekly-musings-136) > Focus on what your tiny, tiny pond of early adopters wants and needs, rather than fighting a feature war for mass market opportunities. Delight your tiny pond of early adopters, and you can grow from there. # [Twitter Blue Ad-free Articles](https://help.twitter.com/en/using-twitter/twitter-blue-ad-free-articles) > As long as you stay logged in to Twitter, and use the same browser each time, you should get ad-free reading when you subsequently visit that same Twitter Blue site. # [The Political Economy of Reaction - by John Ganz](https://johnganz.substack.com/p/the-political-economy-of-reaction-8d2) > being involved in some public outrage is a very quick and effective form of publicity. > a bohemian cultural elite’s “temptation to flaunt extreme attitudes in the hypocritical twilight of double moral standards, to wear publicly the mask of cruelty if everybody was patently inconsiderate and pretended to be gentle, to parade wickedness in a world, not of wickedness, but of meanness” # [Shape the future of Twitter Spaces](https://blog.twitter.com/developer/en_us/topics/tools/2021/shape-the-future-of-twitter-spaces) > As part of today’s launch, all developers using the new Twitter API v2 will be able to look up live or scheduled Spaces using criteria like Spaces ID, user ID, or keyword. # [What would a real Web3 look like? — Matt](https://write.as/matt/what-would-a-real-web3-look-like) > They’re also where web3 starts to falter — “smart contracts,” finance, and code-based organizations replace people and their (yes, messy) decision-making > The “web3” as imagined today also prioritizes computers over people. # [MacStories Weekly: Issue 300](https://club.macstories.net/posts/macstories-weekly-issue-300) > As I explained on AppStories, there’s a nice visual trick behind this approach. This Shortcuts widget is in the same spot on all my Focus-based Home Screens. This way, when I switch between Focus modes or go back to the Personal one, it looks as if my iPhone is “refreshing” the contents of the same Home Screen page. # [Elizabeth Holmes was always in control - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/9/22820995/elizabeth-holmes-theranos-trial-testimony-defense-abuse) > The email hurt. # [MEMEX - About search.marginalia.nu](https://memex.marginalia.nu/projects/edge/about.gmi) > If you are looking for facts you can trust, this is almost certainly the wrong tool. If you are looking for serendipity, you're on the right track. # [MEMEX - FAQ](https://memex.marginalia.nu/projects/edge/faq.gmi) > Let's just not worry too much about what the "real" name is and use what gets the idea across. # [iOS 15.2 Features: Everything New in iOS 15.2 - MacRumors](https://www.macrumors.com/guide/ios-15-2-features/) > Playlist Search in Music App > ---------------------------- > > Apple has added a long-awaited feature that allows ‌Apple Music‌ users to search within playlists. > iOS 15.2 reintroduces several ‌Siri‌ commands that were [removed in iOS 15](https://www.macrumors.com/2021/09/29/siri-changes-features-removed/) and that [were used](https://www.macrumors.com/2021/12/06/apple-no-siri-fix-low-vision-features/) by low vision and blind ‌iPhone‌ owners. The commands that now work are those for checking voicemail messages, playing the most recent voicemail, checking call history, and providing information on recent calls. # [28 Cool Telegram Messenger Tricks You Should Know (2020) | Beebom](https://beebom.com/cool-telegram-messenger-tricks/) > Type out the task and tap and hold the “send” button. Here, choose “set a reminder” and pick your date and time. Telegram will send a reminder notification just like Google Calendar or [other task management apps](https://beebom.com/best-wunderlist-alternatives/). > Just like we can share videos with a pre-defined timestamp of YouTube videos, we can do the same thing on Telegram as well. For example, if you are sending a long video and **want the user to play it from a specific timestamp say, 1:20**, you can just type _check the reaction at 1:20_ in the video caption. Now when the user taps on the highlighted 1:20 link, the video plays from that particular timestamp. > **When you use a hashtag in a message, that word becomes searchable allowing you to see all the messages relating to that topic**. # [The Great Bifurcation – Stratechery by Ben Thompson](https://stratechery.com/2021/the-great-bifurcation/) > Where I disagree is with the idea that the physical world and the digital world are increasingly “being overlaid and coming together”; in fact, I think the opposite is happening: the physical world and digital world are increasingly bifurcating. # [DuckDuckGo Is Developing a Very Fast, Private Desktop Web Browser | PCMag](https://www.pcmag.com/news/duckduckgo-is-developing-a-very-fast-private-desktop-web-browser) > There will also be a "Fire Button," which has become popular on mobile devices as a quick (and animated) way to clear all your tabs and browsing data with a single tap or click. # [RA.811 Sound Metaphors ⟋ RA Podcast](https://ra.co/podcast/811) > to build a joyful society of music lovers around a clear set of aesthetic principles. # [Apple WWDC 2015 Keynote - Special Event June 2015 (Full Transcript) – The Singju Post](https://singjupost.com/apple-wwdc-2015-keynote-special-event-june-2015-full-transcript/?singlepage=1) > And if you do occasionally want to hook a physical keyboard to your iPad as well, we made that better than ever. We provide a way to discover all of the shortcuts that can accelerate your operations in the applications using the keyboard and we provided shortcuts for app switching. This might look familiar to some of you as well as to searching in Spotlight. # [Safari Extensions for iOS and iPadOS 15: A Roundup of Our Favorites - MacStories](https://www.macstories.net/stories/safari-extensions-for-ios-and-ipados-15-a-roundup-of-our-favorites/) > there’s a keyboard shortcut making it easy to cycle between Noir’s options for every website you visit with a connected keyboard. # [How to use Auto-Correction and predictive text on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207525) > To manage text replacement, tap Settings > General > Keyboard > Text Replacement. # [Drafts for Mac: The MacStories Review - MacStories](https://www.macstories.net/reviews/drafts-5-mac/) > you open the application and type. > Let’s get one thing out of the way: you’ve probably heard of Marzipan, the Apple project to enable iOS developers to bring their applications to the Mac. This is _not_ one of those apps. It is an app written from the ground up for macOS, which works as expected with the system features. # [Create custom alert sounds for your Mac](https://www.macworld.com/article/210554/alert-2.html) > drag the custom sound files into the System’s Sound folder, which you can find at Macintosh HD -> System -> Library -> Sounds # [Create keyboard shortcuts for apps on Mac - Apple Support](https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/create-keyboard-shortcuts-for-apps-mchlp2271/mac) > In the Menu Title field, type the menu command for which you want to create a shortcut, exactly as the command appears in the app, including the > character (type ->), ellipses (type three periods without spaces or press Option-; (semi-colon)), or other punctuation. # [Drag and drop items on Mac - Apple Support (LK)](https://support.apple.com/en-lk/guide/mac-help/mh35852/mac) > To copy the item instead of moving it, press and hold the Option key while you drag. # [Join the Highlights - Web Clipper beta - TestFlight - Apple](https://testflight.apple.com/join/OONmU0Z2) > If you experience a crash while testing a beta app or beta App Clip, you’ll receive an alert asking if you want to send crash details to the developer through TestFlight. Developers can opt out of receiving this type of feedback, so this option is only available if the developer has it enabled. # [Telegram FAQ](https://telegram.org/faq#q-why-do-you-have-two-apps-in-the-mac-app-store) > #### Q: Why do you have two apps in the Mac App Store? > > One is our [app for macOS](https://macos.telegram.org), the other is Telegram Lite, the macOS version of our [multi-platform client](https://desktop.telegram.org). Both apps are official. Both started out as unofficial applications by two different developers and vary in design and functionality. > > [Telegram for macOS](https://macos.telegram.org) supports many platform-specific features, such as the MacBook Pro Touch Bar, gesture navigation, integration with the Mac's Share menu and more. It has every feature from the iOS version of the app including Secret Chats. > > [Telegram Lite](https://desktop.telegram.org) is a lightning-fast app, optimized for work-related tasks and handling large communities. It offers a three-column interface, perfect for multitasking and quick access to media, files and links shared in your chats. This app can also be used to [export your Telegram data and chats](https://telegram.org/blog/export-and-more). # [K - Apple Style Guide](https://help.apple.com/applestyleguide/#/apsgf9067ae8?sub=apd7f1621d5b) > Don’t use to refer to stopping an app or process. Use an alternative that conveys the correct meaning in context, such as _force quit_, _force exit_, _terminate_, _end_, _stop_, _halt_, or _cancel_. > > _Correct:_ Cancel all background tasks. > > _Incorrect:_ Kill all background tasks. > > If the term _kill_ is used in code you’re documenting and the code can’t be changed, show a code sample to make it clear what users need to enter, but use alternative terms in the documentation. # [Web, Desktop App & Extension ― Raindrop.io Help](https://help.raindrop.io/changelog/) > New [Remove all empty collections](/collections#remove-all-empty) action > When you press `Tab` in tags field, highlighted tag will be selected instead of creating new one # [About The Psalms](https://bilge.world/about) > observing and selectively amplifying the characters, organizations, and stories surrounding the most abrupt, profound, and spectacular communicative renaissance in the history of the human species. > > Less abstractly, its beat is **wholly digital**, namely in **tools** (software, services, and methodologies) and **culture** (music, film, podcasts, and media) from a distinct lens established at good distance from California. # [Breaking Right - Columbia Journalism Review](https://www.cjr.org/special_report/breaking_right_wall_street_journal_stubborn_murdoch.php) > The _Journal_ holds a peculiar position in the American press. Murdoch, who acquired the paper along with Dow Jones in 2007 for five billion dollars, is perhaps the most hated executive in media, yet the _Journal_ has managed to maintain a serious news operation, providing a training ground for excellent journalists for decades. # [I Told You So | Jake Bittle](https://thebaffler.com/latest/i-told-you-so-bittle) > its conception of the apocalypse is more or less the same as your average summer blockbuster. # [NPR’s losing top talent — everyone has a theory why - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/6/22870634/npr-audie-cornish-all-things-considered-host-departures) > you’ve got to go to therapy for that.” # [Something New in Something Old — Pixel Envy](https://pxlnv.com/blog/something-new-in-something-old/) > what is the purpose of the algorithmic backend? # [30 Terminal tips, tricks and projects for Mac - Macworld UK](https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac-terminal-projects-tutorial-3613813/) > 2\. Copy files from one folder to another > ----------------------------------------- > > Option dragging and dropping files to copy them from one place to another is so passe. Try Terminal's Ditto command instead. > > Type: **Ditto \[original folder\] \[new folder\]** > > Where 'original folder' and 'new folder' are the file paths of the source and destination of the files. To see each file's name in the Terminal window as it's copied, type '-v' after Ditto. This is the command for verbose mode. > 12\. Write ASCII art banners > ---------------------------- > > Type: **banner -w \[the width of the banner in pixels\] \[your message\]** # [How to Read Your iOS 15 App Privacy Report | WIRED](https://www.wired.com/story/ios-15-app-privacy-report/) > “The data I’m seeing so far is all just what website domains apps are communicating with, which is of somewhat limited value for the average consumer who wouldn’t know what domains to be concerned about,” says Thomas Reed, director of Mac and mobile platforms at the security firm Malwarebytes. # [Home | plainlanguage.gov](https://www.plainlanguage.gov/) > The Plain Language Action and Information Network (PLAIN) is a community of federal employees dedicated to the idea that citizens deserve clear communication from government. We believe that using plain language saves federal agencies time and money and provides better service to the American public. # [The Pentagon’s Army of Nerds - The Atlantic](https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/09/pentagon-army-of-nerds/620042/) > The problem his team sought to solve was simple but had severe consequences—the VA could accept the records only in PDF format, but sometimes the Pentagon would send them as JPEGs. As a result, doctors sometimes mistreated patients and overlooked underlying conditions merely because they had incomplete records. > “Just because a bunch of nerds did the most seemingly simple project, somebody would not potentially die.” > The same year Facebook released software that could describe images to the blind, the Pentagon needed help converting JPEG files to PDFs. > Today, the 30 students in my son’s high-school class have far more technological savvy than all but a handful of the 535 members of the U.S. Congress. # [The Best Clipboard Manager for Mac | TheSweetBits](https://thesweetbits.com/best-clipboard-manager-mac/) > We recommend Paste 3 to professionals who need to manage a diverse collection of clipboard entries. # [Facebook’s new Privacy Center shows you settings and info on how to use them - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/7/22872351/meta-facebook-privacy-center-defaults-education-controls) > Facebook’s emphasis on education (its press release uses the word “learn” nine times and also includes phrases like “brush up”) really puts the responsibility for the systems it builds onto the user. # [Dev corrupts NPM libs 'colors' and 'faker' breaking thousands of apps](https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/dev-corrupts-npm-libs-colors-and-faker-breaking-thousands-of-apps/) > it was the dev behind _colors_ and _faker_ who appears to have intentionally [committed](https://github.com/Marak/colors.js/commit/074a0f8ed0c31c35d13d28632bd8a049ff136fb6?diff=unified) the code responsible for the major blunder, as seen by BleepingComputer. > > The developer, named Marak Squires added a "new American flag module" to _colors.js_ library yesterday in version _v1.4.44-liberty-2_ that he then [pushed to GitHub](https://github.com/Marak/colors.js/commit/6bc50e79eeaa1d87369bb3e7e608ebed18c5cf26) and npm. # [Behaviour and Community in Open Science](https://ironholds.org/not-about-image/) > If you want to create a comfortable and open environment, that means you need to very visibly deal with those who instead want it to be their own private gentleman’s club. # [Micro Matt](https://micro.baer.works/) > it works perfectly well as the same anonymous publishing app it launched as, nearly 7 years ago. Pretty cool that it has over 100,000 installs total (25,000 active) and still holds a 4.4-star rating after all this time. # [A Great Diversity of Relationships — CJ Eller](https://blog.cjeller.site/a-great-diversity-of-relationships) > Bricoleurs construct theories by arranging and rearranging, by negotiating and renegotiating with a set of well-known materials. > the computer can be a partner in a great diversity of relationships, whether you come at the computer from a mathematical perspective or musical one, whether you approach programming as a digital bricoleur or a meticulous planner. # [Unearthing Z͌̈́̾a͊̈́l͊̿g̏̉͆o̾̚̚S̝̬ͅc̬r̯̼͇ͅi̼͖̜̭͔p̲̘̘̹͖t̠͖̟̹͓͇ͅ with visual fuzzing | PortSwigger Research](https://portswigger.net/research/unearthing-zalgoscript-with-visual-fuzzing) > ### ZalgoScript > > A while ago I found an [interesting bug](https://github.com/Microsoft/ChakraCore/issues/3050) on Edge. Basically Edge is treating characters as whitespace that it shouldn’t. It appears to be unicode combining characters that exhibit this behaviour. What if we combine this bug with Zalgo? We then have ZalgoScript! I first generated a list of characters that Edge treats as whitespace (of which there are a lot, check the github issue for the list). I decided to fuzz the characters 768-879 (the fuzzer code includes that range by default), the fuzzer logged that character 837 along with any character within the 768-879 range produced side effects. This is cool; I could loop through this list and combine characters to produce Zalgo that was also valid JavaScript. # [Markdown Settings - Drafts User Guide](https://docs.getdrafts.com/docs/settings/markdown) > MultiMarkdown > ------------- > > [MultiMarkdown](https://fletcher.github.io/MultiMarkdown-6/) is a Markdown parser by Fletcher Penney which adds several powerful extensions to the original Markdown specification including tables and footnotes. Drafts includes MultiMarkdown 6. More details about MultiMarkdown syntax and extensions can be found in the [user guide](https://fletcher.github.io/MultiMarkdown-6/). > > The following options are available for rendering with MultiMarkdown: > > * **Markdown compatibility mode**: Treat input as plain Markdown without MultiMarkdown extensions enabled. > * **Smart quotes**: Replace straight quotes > * **Escaped link breaks**: If enabled, the \\ character can be used to force a new line > * **Footnotes**: Enable or disable footnote syntax > * **Random footnotes**: Use randomized identifier numbers for footnotes > * **No labels**: Enable or disable adding of id attributes to headers > * **Process HTML**: If enabled, text inside HTML tags will be processed > * **No metadata**: Disable special handling of metadata at the top of documents > * **Obfuscate**: If enabled, the email address will be obfuscated in HTML output > * **Critic markup**: Enable [Critic Markup](http://criticmarkup.com). # [MacStories Weekly: Issue 303](https://club.macstories.net/posts/macstories-weekly-issue-303) > Todoist has added the ability to paste a list into the app, which separates each item in the list by its newline characters to create individual tasks. # [OS X 10.10 Yosemite – 512 Pixels](https://512pixels.net/projects/aqua-screenshot-library/os-x-10-10-yosemite/) > Photos replaced both iPhoto and Aperture, and allowed users to sync their entire photo library with iCloud. # [Our Man in Japan: Mazda Museum, Hiroshima - RMS Motoring](https://rmsmotoring.com/feature/our-man-in-japan-mazda-museum-hiroshima/) > Rotary Hall # [Tot Review: Collect and Edit Bits of Text - MacStories](https://www.macstories.net/reviews/tot-review-collect-and-edit-bits-of-text/) > What sets The Iconfactory’s latest app apart, however, is the combination of embracing constraints and adopting system technologies with a thoughtful, balanced design. # [Drafts Script Reference](https://scripting.getdrafts.com/globals#keyboardtypes) > ### keyboardTypes > > keyboardTypes: "default" | "numbersAndPunctuation" | "numberPad" | "phonePad" | "namePhonePad" | "emailAddress" | "decimalPad" | "webSearch" | "URL" # [TypeScript: Why does TypeScript exist?](https://www.typescriptlang.org/why-create-typescript) > A string is a programming term for a collection of characters. They `"look like this"` # [Goodbyes - Miss Rose](https://missrose.org/guide/greetings/goodbyes/) > {first} > > User's first name > > {last} > > User's last name > > {fullname} > > User's full name > > {username} > > The user's username (If none is available, Rose will revert to using {mention} > > {mention} > > @mentions the user, using their first name > > {id} > > The user's ID > > {chatname} > > The name of the group chat > > {rules} > > Adds a link to your group chat's **_rules_** # [Notes - Miss Rose](https://missrose.org/guide/notes/) > As a last note (pun intended), you may want to update a note, rather than deleting it and making a new one. To do this, you would simply issue the /save command again, just like you were making a new note. # [Pro Tips](https://docs.taio.app/#/editor/pro-tips) > This article was completed using Taio on the eve of public beta # [Group tabs in Safari on Mac - Apple Support](https://support.apple.com/guide/safari/group-tabs-ibrwa2d73908/mac) > To quickly email the links in a Tab Group to others, drag the Tab Group from the Safari sidebar to an email message. # [Is Old Music Killing New Music? - by Ted Gioia](https://tedgioia.substack.com/p/is-old-music-killing-new-music?utm_campaign=MidRange&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Revue%20newsletter) > According to [MRC Data](https://mrcdatareports.com/), old songs now represent 70% of the US music market. # [Gladys Callback Scheme — BRU.BUILD](http://www.bru.build/gladys-callback-scheme) > Gladys supports the _x-success_ and _x-error_ parameters from the spec. # [The 2021 MacStories Selects Awards](https://club.macstories.net/episodes/253) > The MacStories Selects Award Winners > > * Best New App: Noir > > * [Noir website](https://getnoir.app/) > > * [Noir on the App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/noir-dark-mode-for-safari/id1581140954) > * [MacStories article](https://www.macstories.net/stories/safari-extensions-for-ios-and-ipados-15-a-roundup-of-our-favorites/) # [Reactions, Spoilers, Translation and QR Codes](https://telegram.org/blog/reactions-spoilers-translations) > Enabling **Translation** in _Settings > Language_ adds a dedicated **Translate button** to the context menu when selecting a message. # [Linked List Archive - Initial Charge - Page 3](https://initialcharge.net/category/links/page/3/) > [The State of Mastodon iOS Apps ➝](https://bilge.world/mastodon-ios-apps "The State of Mastodon iOS Apps") > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > A great follow-up read to [my piece from yesterday on Mastodon](https://initialcharge.net/2021/12/mastodon-overview/). David Blue does a deep dive on the state of Mastodon apps on iOS. This was published over the summer, before the official app launched to the public, but it’s still covered in its beta form. > > David points to [Toot!](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/toot/id1229021451) as his favorite of the bunch. And while there is a lot to like, I tend to enjoy [Metatext](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/metatext/id1523996615) and [the official client](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mastodon-for-iphone/id1571998974) just a smidge more. But if you’re looking for an app to use after jumping into the fediverse, this piece is a great place to start the exploration. # [Here's what's new in iOS 15.4 and iPadOS 15.4 - 9to5Mac](https://9to5mac.com/2022/01/27/ios-15-4-new-features/) > iOS 15.4 lets users add [notes to their iCloud Keychain](https://9to5mac.com) passwords for the first time, replicating a popular feature of third-party password managers > iPadOS 15.4 includes a new Keyboard Brightness option that can be added to Control Center. # [Why Spotify kept Joe Rogan over Neil Young - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/27/22904463/joe-rogan-spotify-neil-young-decision-moderation-podcasts) > This marks a critical turning point in Spotify’s company narrative. It’s no longer a music company but one committed to podcasting to the point that it’ll compromise relationships with musical artists to ensure its strategy’s success. > _JRE_ has become the lynchpin to its entire podcasting apparatus. # [RoutineHub • All Shortcut Info](https://routinehub.co/shortcut/6549/) > This shortcut supports both **RoutineHub and iCloud** links. # [MacStories Weekly: Issue 305](https://club.macstories.net/posts/macstories-weekly-issue-305) > there’s a new button called ‘Delete and Edit’ that deletes the original tweet and puts it back in the Compose window. # [Templates - Drafts User Guide](https://docs.getdrafts.com/docs/actions/templates) > `<>` _\[iOS only\]_ A valid [TextExpander](https://textexpander.com) abbreviation wrapped in double brackets will be expanded at # [MacStories Weekly: Issue 306](https://club.macstories.net/posts/macstories-weekly-issue-306) > **Define Word (‌⌘⌃D)**. You may know that ⌘⌥D hides your Mac’s dock, but did you know that its close cousin ⌘⌃D defines whatever the word under your cursor using the system Dictionary app? > ⌘+9 opens the last tab on the right even if there are more than nine tabs open, and ⌘+0 does nothing.