bradyriddle

Check out pashmina‘s. It’s common to see people wearing them over their heads at EDM festivals if they are feeling over stimulated.

I occasionally use them while I’m working for the reason you mention.

I love my pash. Highly recommend.

I'd be curious to know about this community. Is this a formal group or just the people that you've collected throughout your life?

Eh, I can see how this isn't exactly the kind of functionality that Google wants in Android Studio.

Say more about these mega fuzzing farms. I haven't heard anything about this.

Man, this is gonna reveal some ignorance. But here goes. Please correct me where I'm wrong

.so/.dylib/.dll's typically get linked at load time, right? Like we aren't all manually loading dylibs in our source code. I guess I'm surprised on a platform as locked down as ios that they even allow you to link anything at run time.

chatgpt gives me this snippet but I have no way of knowing if this is roughly how it would look.

Class SBApplication = objc_getClass("SBApplication");

SEL launchSel = sel_registerName("launch");

id app = [SBApplication getAppWithBundleID:@"com.example.app"];

objc_msgSend(app, launchSel);

I'm curious about this. I'm familiar with reversing http api calls using a mitm proxy. But this ain't that.

Are they able to load a .so/dylib file during runtime and just call a method on it as long as they know the name of the method? How does iOS even allow that? How does an iOS even get to load those files? Seems like that would be locked down.

The nitter link is appreciated!

Thank you!

We are getting a lot of requests for playstation support. That is on our roadmap right now. But still a little further out.

You should DM me your email. We'll reach out when it's added.

This is SO close to being perfect for what I'm looking for. I just need better support for handling multiple windows of the same app in a workspace.

Is there a way to create a workspace manually in the desktop and save it? That would get me most of the way there

Is it just way easier/accessible to make a bioweapon then I think it is? Serious question. I've seen this pop up a few times.

"Tapestry" is another frequently used word I've noticed.