Daniel Luz
@dluz.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy
Developer by day, also regularly developer by night
[bridged from https://hachyderm.io/@dluz on the fediverse by https://fed.brid.gy/ ]
[bridged from https://hachyderm.io/@dluz on the fediverse by https://fed.brid.gy/ ]
I’m seeing a number of minor bug fixes in Liquid Glass on iOS 26.2.1.
For example, when transitioning between glassy and opaque, the Lookup sheet no longer has a one-frame spasm. (It still looks kinda bad because of the sudden transition, unlike what happens to the document list in apps like Files)
For example, when transitioning between glassy and opaque, the Lookup sheet no longer has a one-frame spasm. (It still looks kinda bad because of the sudden transition, unlike what happens to the document list in apps like Files)
January 31, 2026 at 3:33 PM
I’m seeing a number of minor bug fixes in Liquid Glass on iOS 26.2.1.
For example, when transitioning between glassy and opaque, the Lookup sheet no longer has a one-frame spasm. (It still looks kinda bad because of the sudden transition, unlike what happens to the document list in apps like Files)
For example, when transitioning between glassy and opaque, the Lookup sheet no longer has a one-frame spasm. (It still looks kinda bad because of the sudden transition, unlike what happens to the document list in apps like Files)
Well, it is certainly not any smaller than the other NaNs
January 16, 2026 at 10:39 PM
Well, it is certainly not any smaller than the other NaNs
Leave it to Apple to mangle their own process names this badly.
(Everyone knows the proper mangling is “Serviço de Máquina Virtual”)
(Everyone knows the proper mangling is “Serviço de Máquina Virtual”)
January 12, 2026 at 4:14 PM
Leave it to Apple to mangle their own process names this badly.
(Everyone knows the proper mangling is “Serviço de Máquina Virtual”)
(Everyone knows the proper mangling is “Serviço de Máquina Virtual”)
I usually talk shit about the state of Apple’s OSes in recent years, but iOS 26 did include an unexpected bugfix that’s huge to me: before, watching a video on YouTube (either the app or the website) and pausing/closing it would make the OS completely forget what was playing before, and using […]
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December 30, 2025 at 2:48 AM
I usually talk shit about the state of Apple’s OSes in recent years, but iOS 26 did include an unexpected bugfix that’s huge to me: before, watching a video on YouTube (either the app or the website) and pausing/closing it would make the OS completely forget what was playing before, and using […]
I had completely missed that iOS now allows you to choose a different translation app! Now I can more easily use Google’s superior translation services.
December 20, 2025 at 8:02 PM
I had completely missed that iOS now allows you to choose a different translation app! Now I can more easily use Google’s superior translation services.
Holy shit, this is infuriating: Apple pretends there's no iOS 18.7.3, only offering users iOS 26.2.
(In the process I just discovered I never updated even to 18.7.2, likely for the same reason)
(In the process I just discovered I never updated even to 18.7.2, likely for the same reason)
December 14, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Holy shit, this is infuriating: Apple pretends there's no iOS 18.7.3, only offering users iOS 26.2.
(In the process I just discovered I never updated even to 18.7.2, likely for the same reason)
(In the process I just discovered I never updated even to 18.7.2, likely for the same reason)
I’m finally on a phone with iOS 26, and yeah, Liquid Glass is rough. A few improvements, but lots of poorly-thought-out UI controls and interactions. This will take a long time to fix.
They acknowledged that today’s phones are too big for most people to comfortably use the existing go-back […]
They acknowledged that today’s phones are too big for most people to comfortably use the existing go-back […]
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hachyderm.io
December 12, 2025 at 4:02 PM
I’m finally on a phone with iOS 26, and yeah, Liquid Glass is rough. A few improvements, but lots of poorly-thought-out UI controls and interactions. This will take a long time to fix.
They acknowledged that today’s phones are too big for most people to comfortably use the existing go-back […]
They acknowledged that today’s phones are too big for most people to comfortably use the existing go-back […]
I’m afraid my vision for the future will never come to fruition now https://hachyderm.io/@dluz/115180780898410266
Daniel Luz (@[email protected])
Attached: 1 image Hear me out — what if, rather than operating systems just converging with each other, they also converged with the hardware?
hachyderm.io
December 3, 2025 at 7:45 PM
I’m afraid my vision for the future will never come to fruition now https://hachyderm.io/@dluz/115180780898410266
I barely use Google Search these days, but when I do, I’m yet to have a single positive interaction with their AI summaries. In the best case it’s just a verbose equivalent to their old page excerpts (so no improvement over 2023 Google), in the second-best case […]
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[Original post on hachyderm.io]
November 28, 2025 at 3:35 PM
I barely use Google Search these days, but when I do, I’m yet to have a single positive interaction with their AI summaries. In the best case it’s just a verbose equivalent to their old page excerpts (so no improvement over 2023 Google), in the second-best case […]
[Original post on hachyderm.io]
[Original post on hachyderm.io]
WARNING: using LocalAuthentication may summon Zalgo
November 26, 2025 at 4:30 PM
WARNING: using LocalAuthentication may summon Zalgo
Reposted by Daniel Luz
It's called Blink because you have 182 copies of it
Is it just me, or is every IDE basically VS Code and every browser basically Chrome?
October 21, 2025 at 8:19 PM
It's called Blink because you have 182 copies of it
“After 30 years of EDG-ing I’m ready to release it all for everyone”
November 12, 2025 at 12:31 AM
“After 30 years of EDG-ing I’m ready to release it all for everyone”
TIL HTML `hidden=until-found`. Glad to know the web is finally catching up to the rules of children’s games
November 6, 2025 at 4:42 AM
TIL HTML `hidden=until-found`. Glad to know the web is finally catching up to the rules of children’s games
…oh, it’s Zoh𝐫an. I was thinking of another citizen of New York
November 5, 2025 at 3:04 AM
…oh, it’s Zoh𝐫an. I was thinking of another citizen of New York
No, I’m actually anti-nouns
November 2, 2025 at 10:09 PM
No, I’m actually anti-nouns
Lisper: when you consume, you make a cons out of u and me
October 28, 2025 at 3:44 AM
Lisper: when you consume, you make a cons out of u and me
Are these “ARC Raiders” the garbage collectors of Swift
October 26, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Are these “ARC Raiders” the garbage collectors of Swift
At this point Sam could commit any crime or say whatever he wants and if anyone brings video evidence he’d reply “that’s clearly AI”
October 25, 2025 at 12:09 PM
At this point Sam could commit any crime or say whatever he wants and if anyone brings video evidence he’d reply “that’s clearly AI”
You say you use Linux because you care about privacy, yet your keyboard has a Meta key. Curious,
October 24, 2025 at 11:15 PM
You say you use Linux because you care about privacy, yet your keyboard has a Meta key. Curious,
Due to some funny coincidence, not only is the “MCP Servers” panel the only one that doesn’t remember its collapsed state and always appears expanded when you reopen VS Code, it is also the only one in the entire app that cannot be hidden.
Having an empty list […]
[Original post on hachyderm.io]
Having an empty list […]
[Original post on hachyderm.io]
October 17, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Due to some funny coincidence, not only is the “MCP Servers” panel the only one that doesn’t remember its collapsed state and always appears expanded when you reopen VS Code, it is also the only one in the entire app that cannot be hidden.
Having an empty list […]
[Original post on hachyderm.io]
Having an empty list […]
[Original post on hachyderm.io]
After weeks of developers denouncing your website hosts malware, publishing a piece on how you “protect[…] from copyright enforcement overreach” is certainly interesting timing
October 13, 2025 at 11:29 PM
After weeks of developers denouncing your website hosts malware, publishing a piece on how you “protect[…] from copyright enforcement overreach” is certainly interesting timing
I used to mock Samsung for this, but iPhone Air with Display Zoom enabled has fractional safe area 🤷
October 11, 2025 at 10:32 PM
I used to mock Samsung for this, but iPhone Air with Display Zoom enabled has fractional safe area 🤷
Somehow, nearly every router manufacturer has converged into placing reset (reboot) and reset (erase all data) *right next* to each other
October 11, 2025 at 1:06 AM
Somehow, nearly every router manufacturer has converged into placing reset (reboot) and reset (erase all data) *right next* to each other