• Turn off a bunch of extraneous DoorDash notifications
• Playing around the app
• DoorDash shows a modal suggesting that I might miss relevant updates
• Go back to notification settings
• All of them have been turned back on

Bunch of bullshit

“Oh no how am I going to mass rotate all of these individual image files?”

1. Select the files
2. ⌘ R

Amazing.

The Apple Music “station from source” feature is pretty good, but what I’d really like to see is an option to “refine”. Sometimes defining the exact vibe of station you want takes more than just one data source.

Figma Config announced some new features today:

• UI3, a redesigned Figma
• Figma AI (Make Design, Make Prototype, Visual Search, Replace Content, Rename Layers)
• Figma Slides
• and some other stuff

Watching the CEO use Figma was peak “How do you do, fellow designers”

The iPhone Mirroring feature:

• Is great for that-one-app-that-is-only-on-mobile
• Introduces a new paradigm for showing / hiding the window controls, could use a little affordance but pretty slick
• Sort of makes me wonder why even show the home screen at all? You could probably get away with integrating the hardware to be recognized as native to the Mac and the apps alongside the native ones

Apple Maps should consider integrating an editor tool that empowers approved community members to update points of interest (POIs) and correct errors directly. Mapping services like OpenStreetMap already support this functionality, resulting in remarkable detail and accuracy contributed by community members.

The iOS 18 color customization could use some work.

Interesting how Apple redesigned the Settings app in iOS 18:

• Explainers at the header of all the major sections
• First party apps are now equally discoverable to Third party apps, since they’re all in the new “Apps” subcategory
• The seem to be developing a language where the background (blue versus grey background) of some of the sections seems to pertain to their controls