Casey Liss

All right, so there's what appears to be a chart, and I believe this is some flavor of Chinese written on here, but it's iPhone 16 Pro, and it has several camera lens rings, and you can see the different ones. And I tried using Apple's Translate app in scanning and reading what these different messages or words were, and I didn't get anything interesting out of it.

I was hoping I would see Desert Titanium written here, and I did not, but that's just using an app. Who knows if I'm getting the right translation or not.

I was hoping I would see Desert Titanium written here, and I did not, but that's just using an app. Who knows if I'm getting the right translation or not.

We shall see. But I don't know. I don't personally care for this brown. Obviously, just because it's not for me doesn't mean it's not for others. I think it looks kind of bleh. But, you know, hey.

We shall see. But I don't know. I don't personally care for this brown. Obviously, just because it's not for me doesn't mean it's not for others. I think it looks kind of bleh. But, you know, hey.

Yes, or they could also call it feces, which is what it looks like to me. Moving on. Gus Mueller, friend of the show and developer of Acorn and RetroBatch, had some thoughts with regard to the system color picker. On the last episode, writes Gus, you mentioned a 3D app that uses a custom color picker instead of the system color picker.

Yes, or they could also call it feces, which is what it looks like to me. Moving on. Gus Mueller, friend of the show and developer of Acorn and RetroBatch, had some thoughts with regard to the system color picker. On the last episode, writes Gus, you mentioned a 3D app that uses a custom color picker instead of the system color picker.

Acorn also uses a custom screen color picker because the system one really, really sucks when it comes to color profiles. More specifically, NS Color Panel, which it goes through. I filed a couple of radars about it over the years and given direct feedback, but I gave up a number of years ago and wrote my own. Most apps which are serious about color management have done the same.

Acorn also uses a custom screen color picker because the system one really, really sucks when it comes to color profiles. More specifically, NS Color Panel, which it goes through. I filed a couple of radars about it over the years and given direct feedback, but I gave up a number of years ago and wrote my own. Most apps which are serious about color management have done the same.

Indeed. All right. So everyone's bugbear of the moment, the screen capture nag prompt, the vistification of macOS continues. And we got some feedback from friend of the show, Craig Huckenberry from the Icon Factory, who developed Xscope, among many other things. And Xscope, not a sponsor, but it is very good. Also gets my official okie-dokie. Craig writes, Cool.

Indeed. All right. So everyone's bugbear of the moment, the screen capture nag prompt, the vistification of macOS continues. And we got some feedback from friend of the show, Craig Huckenberry from the Icon Factory, who developed Xscope, among many other things. And Xscope, not a sponsor, but it is very good. Also gets my official okie-dokie. Craig writes, Cool.

Then Craig has justifiably been whining about the fact that there was no documentation for this. Imagine that! Imagine that! An Apple API without documentation? Surely not. But anyways, well, apparently there is documentation now. And the description of the entitlement is as follows.

Then Craig has justifiably been whining about the fact that there was no documentation for this. Imagine that! Imagine that! An Apple API without documentation? Surely not. But anyways, well, apparently there is documentation now. And the description of the entitlement is as follows.

The persistent content capture entitlement indicates whether a virtual network computing VNC app needs persistent access to screen capture. That's all you get.

The persistent content capture entitlement indicates whether a virtual network computing VNC app needs persistent access to screen capture. That's all you get.

Yes, I was about to say there's good news. There's a discussion section. The persistent content capture entitlement enables VNC apps to view and record the screen.

Yes, I was about to say there's good news. There's a discussion section. The persistent content capture entitlement enables VNC apps to view and record the screen.

Well, the problem is they're both crappy, if I'm honest with you, because on the surface, I agree with you, Marco. But inevitably, then I think about, well, what if I was doing like a screen, what do you call it when you record your video? A screencast. Thank you, screencast. I knew it was screen something or other. I couldn't put my finger on the word.

Well, the problem is they're both crappy, if I'm honest with you, because on the surface, I agree with you, Marco. But inevitably, then I think about, well, what if I was doing like a screen, what do you call it when you record your video? A screencast. Thank you, screencast. I knew it was screen something or other. I couldn't put my finger on the word.

What if I'm recording a screencast and now I've got this gigantic, like, you know, wart on the top right-hand corner of my screen?