Saturday Tech Humor

Swift programmer posted the following when the project was over.

[“hip”, “hip”]

When asked why, he said “Hip, hip, array!!!”

Here is a great resource to find (and promote) open source swift, the Swift Package Index.

Here is a great resource to find (and promote) open source swift, the Swift Package Index.

There is so much good code out there, it is sometimes hard to find the perfect fit for you.

https://swiftpackageindex.com

Leak of possible mini Desktop PC.

Leak of possible mini Desktop PC.

It is my imagination, or does this look a lot like a PC version of Mac mini?

https://www.pcmag.com/news/intels-nuc-11-essential-desktop-pc-leaks

Yaw2, a Motion Simulator and Smart Chair Kickstarter, is over $1.2 million dollars.

Yaw2, a Motion Simulator and Smart Chair Kickstarter, is over $1.2 million dollars.

The tech of this device (comes without the seat) is interesting, and the fact it surpassed it’s goals so fast is interesting.

https://www.roadtovr.com/yaw2-vr-motion-chair-kickstarter/

Kickstarter site: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/346206518/yaw2-motion-simulator-and-smart-chair

AirTags have not started shipping in bulk, and someone has already discovered hidden information.

AirTags have not started shipping in bulk, and someone has already discovered hidden information.

Someone forgot to turn off the “developer” feature of Apple’s Find My app.

https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/6/22422696/apple-airtags-hidden-developer-menu-back-end-data-how-to-access

Audrey Tam of RayWenderlich team provides explanation of SwiftUI property wrappers.

Audrey Tam of RayWenderlich team provides explanation of SwiftUI property wrappers.

Swift Property wrappers wrap a value or object, with easy to use syntax.

https://www.raywenderlich.com/21522453-swiftui-property-wrappers

PC Mag’s Eric Griffith explains Ultra-Wideband tech that is used for Apple’s new AIrTags.

PC Mag’s Eric Griffith explains Ultra-Wideband tech that is used for Apple’s new AIrTags.

This was a competing standard to WiFi, but as Eric explains, it has it uses.

https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/what-is-ultra-wideband-uwb