Vaughn Dabney
@vdab.bsky.social
Software Engineer | TEDx Speaker | Patent Holder x2 | Sustainable Energy Advocate
I need Apple to fix this bug in Messages:
Head to search, type one letter... *App stalls* *Force quit*
I'm assuming the app is trying to index all instances of this the single letter. Instead, maybe show the last 3 convos while still allowing for more characters to be entered in the search field.
Head to search, type one letter... *App stalls* *Force quit*
I'm assuming the app is trying to index all instances of this the single letter. Instead, maybe show the last 3 convos while still allowing for more characters to be entered in the search field.
January 29, 2025 at 12:52 AM
I need Apple to fix this bug in Messages:
Head to search, type one letter... *App stalls* *Force quit*
I'm assuming the app is trying to index all instances of this the single letter. Instead, maybe show the last 3 convos while still allowing for more characters to be entered in the search field.
Head to search, type one letter... *App stalls* *Force quit*
I'm assuming the app is trying to index all instances of this the single letter. Instead, maybe show the last 3 convos while still allowing for more characters to be entered in the search field.
These are the moments when I think about how cities like Los Angeles should implement plans to build #microgrids that are accessible to community pockets. Additionally, a 20 year plan to move all power lines underground. Or at least wherever possible.
January 9, 2025 at 1:20 PM
These are the moments when I think about how cities like Los Angeles should implement plans to build #microgrids that are accessible to community pockets. Additionally, a 20 year plan to move all power lines underground. Or at least wherever possible.
LA is literally surrounded by fire righr now. I've never seen anything like it. Thankful to be safe and have power back on. No one was ready for this.
January 9, 2025 at 1:17 PM
LA is literally surrounded by fire righr now. I've never seen anything like it. Thankful to be safe and have power back on. No one was ready for this.