Mine is, on iOS:

* in safari private mode, open image picker

* switch to different app (e.g. go to WhatsApp to save a new image)

* go back to safari

the image picker can now no longer be spawned from that safari private tab, you'll have to open a new tab to re enable the image picker.

I agree Go error handling is unoptimal, but this is simply not the right approach. This essentially turns error handling into a whole other language, almost like how Ginkgo is a separate language for handling tests.

And most languages are lacking this useful error language. You can’t speak if you have no language, so having it must be a good thing.

The only questionable thing here is that this framework is not a part of the main language still, which means near zero adoption. But that train has sailed.

OpenAI has been down, but Claude and Meta services are working fine for me

Used sources for Meta services with past outages today, Claude was based on my personal experience of getting an error about ANY message I sent causing "unexpected capacity issues", as well as an increase in baseline reports on downdetector and "Downforeveryoneorjustme", but doesn't seem to be nearly as big.

Claude has been getting "unexpected capacity issues" for a few weeks, but that's not down. I have been using it for the past few hours with no issues.

Been using it, though it having a 150 swipe limit is pretty funny for a local app that doesn't use any cloud or compute resources.

we don't have a hard swipe limit. You can turn on infinite mode by going into our settings tab and turning on infinite scroll

It's not. Your problems with Face ID seem to be of a super minority of users -- 99% of people I know have no problems with it.

If Face ID constantly fails for someone they'll get another phone, so even if 95% of current users are happy it's hard to tell how well it works.

Given the numbers the SE is selling, it might totally be a factor, on top of the price.

It’s not a blocker, just that it’s strictly more work, every single time.

Curious to see if ignoring robots.txt, which has almost miraculously held up for decades, could eventually lead to a lawsuit.

I do cmd+ctrl+v

It is incredible how poor the caps lock experience is on Linux in 2024. What setup do you use for that?

Interception tools! https://gitlab.com/interception/linux/tools

With the official caps2esc plugin! https://gitlab.com/interception/linux/plugins/caps2esc

I use the stock caps2esc config; capsock by itself is Escape, but press with another key and it's control. Many other options are possible and writing your own plugin is not hard if nothing else suits. Interception-tools is amazing.

Interception-tools is also one of the most interestingly unix like tools out there, using pipes to break apart & pipeline it's tasks. Incredible power, but also kind of dauntint to really understand! Thankfully you can just copy paste the configs in & it works fine. But archwiki is a good write-up if you want to go deeper on this epic tool. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/interception-tools

Setting up interception-tools as a systemd user service with a Nice=-10 is a good early lesson on improving your world with modern Linux tools. Highly highly highly recommend. I cannot work without.

Oh nothing major - i just map it to a Control Key.

I map mine to a compose key: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compose_key