Episode 386

386: No More Holes in My House

More from WWDC, ARM Mac hardware possibilities, the court of app review, and an imminent sunset in Virginia.

July 9, 20202h 0m

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Pre-show:
- Phisherman Relieph Phund
  - Fishman Donut
  - Marco’s masks
- Hamilton is good. Turns out™.
Follow-up:
- No Target Disk Mode on ARM Macs
  - But Mac Sharing Mode will replace it
- WidgetKit and Third-Party Watch Faces
  - _clockHandRotationEffect
- Unified Memory Architecture & the Mac Pro
  - Cache Coherent Interconnect for Accelerators
  - Heterogeneous System Architecture
- We’re getting Thunderbolt on ARM Macs
Apple Platform Unification Part II: ARM Mac Hardware
App Store changes
- Phil Schiller digs his heels in
- Apple, HEY, and the Path Forward
#askatp
- How do we handle migration between Macs? (via Jacob Rosin)
  - Casey on Homebrew bundle
  - Casey’s checklist
- What do our in-home wired networks look like? (via Franck Hertz)
  - MoCA Bridge
- What’s the best unsung feature from WWDC? (via Shihab)
  - Design for the iPadOS pointer
Post-show: The future of Vignette