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  • The Roku box was one of the good ones... about ten years ago. Though maybe this is just a TV thing. TIL Roku makes actual screens.

    In the past few years especially, I've seen so many unshakable "good ones" go bad. Some, in the worst possible way.

  • Calling the stage units prototypes is being nice. The reality was that at that point the iPhone had barely gotten to a proof of concept stage. Months before this event, the developers were still using a giant desktop tower to simulate the phone's hardware.

    That the photos of the phone were real and not concept art, that the stage units weren't just unusable rubber dummies was a magic trick itself.

    When the developers revealed years later that the iPhone presentation (just the presentation, not even the actual launch) was a make or break moment for the company, they absolutely were not kidding.

    And then they went from "should not even be working" test units to fully functional production units in six months!

    Whatever your opinion of Jobs or Apple, credit where credit is due.

  • Voyager @lemmy.world
    aeronmelon @lemm.ee

    Voyager now forces sorting feeds by Active

    (Voyager 1.29.0, iOS, iPhone SE2)

    Despite setting the app to sort by Hot, re-applying said setting, and manually sorting by Hot, the sort always changes back to Active once I leave and re-enter a feed.

    This just started happening with the latest iOS update.

    Edit: Problem resolved itself after re-applying the setting over and over. Probably not an actual bug.

    Voyager @lemmy.world
    aeronmelon @lemm.ee

    unscrollable video fields on iOS 17.1 & Voyager 1.17.1

    When autoplaying video appears in the main feed it is not possible to scroll using the area of the screen occupied by the video.

    If the video is portrait, and fills the screen, it is no longer possible to navigate the feed without finding a way back or force quitting the app.

    This bug was reported here previously and it was said at the time that it was iOS' fault and that the beta of iOS 17.1 fixed the problem. The problem remains.

    Voyager 1.17.1 running on iOS 17.1 using an iPhone SE (2nd Generation).