Bug in Yosemite Mail: search bar covers over the first couple lines of message text.
@dnanian I meant actual crash logs. So I guess it's not crashing for you, at least.
@dnanian Really? I'm still getting of crash reports in Mail's Exchange code (mostly assertion failures).
@monowerker Thanks!
@mhenders Congratulations!
@vlade On the to-do list.
@dhh Erlang and Haskell are “new�
@atomicbird I thought you were going to stop before the word “unit.â€
Mac OS X 10.10.1 seems to have fix the bug where +[NSURL URLByResolvingAliasFileAtURL:options:error:] didn’t work.
@isaiah I just made a test app with Xcode's Mac Core Data template. External binary storage is in folder adjacent to DB beginning with ".".
@siegel @atomicbird @jamesdempsey Wow, sounds like a horrible bug. I thought Core Data had lots of unit tests…
@isaiah Odd. Well, I guess you could use fs_usage or DTrace to figure it out.
@isaiah Did you check the database itself? I think that option is only advisory, so maybe Core Data chose not to use a separate file.
@isaiah It's not in a folder next to your database file?
@danielpunkass Don't mind it at all. Always wanted it topmost but for some reason assumed the list was sorted.
@danielpunkass Right. I wanted to change the overall default, though, because I like to have Local Drafts selected most of the time.
Just figured out that I can drag and drop to reorder my blogs in MarsEdit to change the default one for new posts.
@JonathanHoover Will double check, but I think this was already set up properly as it was working for him prior to iOS 8 and Yosemite.
A friend wonders why some of his iMessages appear only on Mac and iPad or only on iPhone: “Maybe they are connected to different clouds…â€
@amyruthworrall @milend Pretty much. :(
@marcoarment So sorry for you and Tiff's loss.
@basilshkara This is an odd one because it looks like ToolbarAdvanced.icns does have the 64x64 version in 10.10 (plus a bigger one in 10.9).
@basilshkara Pretty sure this one was not new in Yosemite.
RT @milend: The 3 key lessons from Mac App Store's troubles http://t.co/JyV2aVpWlh
@basilshkara Yeah, I try to do the right thing and use the system images, but some are non-Retina, others are not updated to modern look, …
@chucker Thanks!
@betalogue Yeah, some Safari tabs that I put in the background while loading never actually load until I bring them to the front.
@peternlewis I was seeing a ton of those, too. Somehow the Yosemite Extension caused more problems than the haxie ever did.
@siegel Let us know what you get and how it is. My current 30-inch doesn’t seem like it will last until desktop Retina.
RT @bbautocomplete: BBAutoComplete 1.5.5 is now available: http://t.co/Kluehjtavm
RT @dropdmg: DropDMG 3.2.5 improves support for Mac OS X 10.10, enhances disk image layouts, has better AppleScript support: http://t.co/Kj…
@simX Yep, it showed up as Uploaded immediately, but took about an hour before it was available to select under Build. Submitted now.
App Store pre-limbo: binary is confirmed uploaded but can't select build to submit it for review.
RT @eaglefiler: EagleFiler 1.6.3 is now available with improved support for Mac OS X 10.10 and more: http://t.co/duOFrt7eZR
RT @spamsieve: SpamSieve 2.9.18 is now available with support for Mac OS X 10.10.1: http://t.co/nLZ4hfnv6j (cc @MailPlugins)
@mcelhearn Brushed metal with OS 9 window title bar widgets!
@BodyofBreen This is not immediately evident because choosing the script file in the open panel grants access for remainder of that launch.
@BodyofBreen In fact, *all* rule scripts currently have to be stored in Outlook 15's container or it won't even be able to read them.
@BodyofBreen Hopefully Microsoft will add support for the feature in Mavericks that lets sandboxed apps run scripts that talk to other apps.
@BodyofBreen Scripts run from the menu can talk to the SpamSieve app, but auto-run scripts from rules cannot.
@drewmccormack The Dropbox symlink feature can also be really useful.
@BodyofBreen Outlook 15 AppleScript is a bit more complicated than that. It runs rule scripts in sandbox so they can't talk to other apps.
@vlade It's under development. No ship date announced.
@copumpkin @landonfuller It was nice to be able to check the source of the old version when launchd reported weird errors…
@optshiftk Makes sense. Thanks.
@siegel @dnanian I guess SD is just remembering if it was off and then restoring that if it erased the whole disk?
@siegel @dnanian Yep, I know about new volumes. SD says it's saving/restoring the Spotlight state. I thought it was turning it off then on.
@siegel Good idea. Somehow I thought SuperDuper already did that during the backup.
So it turns out that you're supposed to set translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = NO for every view *except* window.contentView.
@siegel I've been getting multiple sandbox errors per second from mdworker since starting this SuperDuper backup. :(
@leebennett Looks up to me.
Notification Center no longer remembers that I don't want Mail notifications, so I've set Mail to notify for VIPs, of which there are none.
@jamesthomson @lucvandal Yeah, it seems to mostly be AppleSeed folks.
@lucvandal @jamesthomson I've had tons of Yosemite beta testers e-mail me not realizing that 10.10.1 is a beta, didn't intend to install it.
@Catfish_Man @benstiglitz @danielpunkass @indiestack You're right. Looks like this was fixed in 10.8.
@Catfish_Man @benstiglitz @danielpunkass @indiestack Is that why NSWindow doesn't support weak references?
@uliwitness Still had 20 GB free with the swap file. Total private memory in use was way less than the physical RAM that I have.
@rosyna @simX @mmunz Nope, still had 20 GB of space on the SSD, so I'm not sure why the OS decided to pause all my apps.
@simX @mmunz My Mac just "ran out of application memory" because Mail was using 61 GB of Memory (but "only" 3.23 GB of Private Memory).
Seeing weird Clang behavior where it doesn't think that Cocoa classes respond to their normal selectors. Cleaning build folder didn't help.
@rosyna Does your CPU tab remember to show Private Memory between launches or even tab switches? It doesn't for me?
@simX @mmunz That has not been my experience. Over the long term, it uses more and more memory and gets slower and slower.
@simX @mmunz In theory it shouldn't need to page out if there is stuff in RAM that can be purged. Yet in practice it seems to.
@rosyna @simX @mmunz Because 10.10 Activity Monitor doesn't remember to show the Private Memory column, always moves it back out of view.
@simX @mmunz Important stuff will get paged in, let it swap out the other stuff. Yet, in practice, rebooting always makes things faster.
@simX @mmunz I remember lots of people telling me that the VM system was smart and not to worry about Inactive.
@simX @mmunz Also, how do we know it's cache and not leaks? Right now, I have launchservicesd 1.13 GB, SystemUIServer 986 MB, etc. Normal?
@mmunz Yeah, it takes about 150 MB when I launch it and then gradually increases to GBs even if I'm not using it.
@johnbrayton Thanks for writing about your experience. Good luck with the app.
@fbartho It’s extremely vulnerable except for small files.
@schwa And why doesn't Reading List support bulk operations?