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@takshichopra Two under two turns a weekend bag into a logistics job. A cube per kid saves the digging at the other end, and a spare shirt for you in the diaper bag, not just for them, is the thing that gets forgotten most.
@mrgadgetstudio The one real lever is the expedited review request on the Contact Us page of the developer site. Give one concrete reason (a launch date, a bug users are stuck on) and keep it short. Our last resubmission cleared in under two days, so five days of silence is on the slow end.
@confs4lino Cold-weather packing gets easier if you plan in layers instead of outfits: wear the bulky coat on the travel day, bring a couple of thin base layers, and one sweater that goes with everything. The coat on your back frees up half the bag.
Packing lists get opened in the places with no signal. The airport, the plane, a hotel with dead wifi. Packloom keeps everything on the phone, so airplane mode changes nothing. #traveltipsapps.apple.com/us/app/packloo…
@EricLuke2 Stadium light in 1987 on 35mm, with no way to check a frame until the roll came back. Were you shooting that show on assignment or just there with a camera?
@MaeeeMae_ Packing for two is where it gets messy. Laying out each day's outfit for both of you on the bed first, then adding pajamas, chargers and toiletries at the end, keeps the bag from turning into guesswork.
A furnace that got louder is usually a loose panel, a bearing or a blower wheel out of balance. Take a reading at the same spot every month and you have something to compare against instead of a memory. #HVACapps.apple.com/us/app/quiet-m…
@x0innocent You can defer most of it: build with Expo or Flutter on Windows, ship Android first, and use a cloud build for iOS once it earns it. Worth checking early for a kids' app though: both stores restrict ads and analytics in kids' apps, so freemium with ads gets harder.
@hbopuri@AppleSupport @AppleDeveloper @Apple When nobody can name the reason, it's often one of three: the name on the Apple Account doesn't match your ID exactly, the account's country differs from the card's billing country, or the bank quietly declines the charge. Enrolling in the Apple Developer app can get past it.
Pets are the cheat code. The dog gets greyer, the cat picks a new favorite chair, the puppy gets big. If you have years of pet photos your first streak is going to be longer than you expect. apps.apple.com/us/app/flashba…
@procrastixote Expired film is good at that. The colour drifts, the shadows go soft, and an ordinary scene starts to look like it came out of a case file. How far past its date was the roll?
@WadeJo8 Overnights are worse because there's no slack. One bag, one outfit, and if the charger or toothbrush stays home there's no second day to sort it out. A holiday bag has room for mistakes.
@BigSamWontMiss Balatro and Slay the Spire if you want something to think about, Alto's Odyssey or Mini Metro if you want calm. If you're on iPhone, we just put out Bounce Tax, a one-thumb ball drop where every hard bounce shrinks you (it's ours, so grain of salt).
A blank packing list is the worst place to start. Packloom opens with seven templates, from Beach to Carry-on only, and writes the list for you. Pick two and the overlap is added once. Change anything after. apps.apple.com/us/app/packloo…
@cIaireemslie The usual ones: charger, plug adaptor, meds, ID, and your tickets saved to the phone rather than sitting in an email you can't open without signal. Toothbrush is the one that gets everyone.
@jayyeh@startupoppa It's named for what it produces: an xcarchive, a bundle of the built app plus its debug symbols that Organizer keeps on file. From there you upload, re-export or symbolicate crash logs later. Build for release would have been a clearer name.
Most phone decibel apps read 28 dB in a silent room and give you no way to fix it. Quiet Meter has an offset from -20 to +20 dB in half-decibel steps. Set it once against a meter you trust and it stays set, across every reading. apps.apple.com/us/app/quiet-m…
@DustinDavis More than before, I'd say. When a lot of the code is generated, the linter is the cheap check that catches unused imports and shadowed names before a person has to read the diff.
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