Casey Liss

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?

Yeah. I don't know. I am also not so bothered by entitlements. I think the better answer is, like Marco said, to have it such that they aren't required. But I don't begrudge Apple for wanting to have their fingers on who is using this and are we considering them to be blessed enough to use it. And so I see both sides of it. But

Yeah. I don't know. I am also not so bothered by entitlements. I think the better answer is, like Marco said, to have it such that they aren't required. But I don't begrudge Apple for wanting to have their fingers on who is using this and are we considering them to be blessed enough to use it. And so I see both sides of it. But

So coming back to the entitlement in question, an anonymous person writes saying, I'm in engineering for a company that makes remote access software. I can confirm that the persistent content capture entitlement is intended to allow apps to return to prompt wants behavior, though it does allow for more than just screen capture, which is somewhat ironic.

So coming back to the entitlement in question, an anonymous person writes saying, I'm in engineering for a company that makes remote access software. I can confirm that the persistent content capture entitlement is intended to allow apps to return to prompt wants behavior, though it does allow for more than just screen capture, which is somewhat ironic.

This was what we were told to do by a contact at Apple who is working with us on Sequoia compatibility.

This was what we were told to do by a contact at Apple who is working with us on Sequoia compatibility.

All right, so moving to last week's overtime topic, which was about max sales as reported by CIRP.

All right, so moving to last week's overtime topic, which was about max sales as reported by CIRP.

All right, so Phil Marshall writes, it seemed obvious to me that the chart is based on revenue from the various models, not unit sales. They get more revenue from selling MacBook Pros than MacBook Airs because MacBook Pros cost so much more per unit. Same for Mac Pros.

All right, so Phil Marshall writes, it seemed obvious to me that the chart is based on revenue from the various models, not unit sales. They get more revenue from selling MacBook Pros than MacBook Airs because MacBook Pros cost so much more per unit. Same for Mac Pros.

All right. And then a lot of people, or maybe not a lot, but a handful of people wrote in with regard to Patreon, and they were saying that longtime Patreon users say that Patreon has been trying to persuade creators to move away from pay-by-creation content uh, first of the month billing for many years now.

All right. And then a lot of people, or maybe not a lot, but a handful of people wrote in with regard to Patreon, and they were saying that longtime Patreon users say that Patreon has been trying to persuade creators to move away from pay-by-creation content uh, first of the month billing for many years now.

So to recap, a lot of people would say, Hey, every time that I make a new thing, I will get paid and that'll happen at the first of the month. Well, now there's, or I guess for a while now, Patreon has been saying, well, Can we maybe not do that anymore? And so perhaps, perhaps, Patreon is in part using Apple as a scapegoat to force their own users to do the thing that they want them to do.

So to recap, a lot of people would say, Hey, every time that I make a new thing, I will get paid and that'll happen at the first of the month. Well, now there's, or I guess for a while now, Patreon has been saying, well, Can we maybe not do that anymore? And so perhaps, perhaps, Patreon is in part using Apple as a scapegoat to force their own users to do the thing that they want them to do.

John's favorite thing, error network changed, lives on, baby. So AJ writes, I'm not on the Sequoia beta yet, but according to Arc's known issues page, that's Arc, the very fancy web browser that everyone seems to have fallen in love with. According to Arc's known issues page, it appears error network changed is back in a big way for Chromium-based browsers.

John's favorite thing, error network changed, lives on, baby. So AJ writes, I'm not on the Sequoia beta yet, but according to Arc's known issues page, that's Arc, the very fancy web browser that everyone seems to have fallen in love with. According to Arc's known issues page, it appears error network changed is back in a big way for Chromium-based browsers.

Apparently disabling calls from iPhone in FaceTime is the quote-unquote fix. We'll put a couple links in the show notes.

Apparently disabling calls from iPhone in FaceTime is the quote-unquote fix. We'll put a couple links in the show notes.

Yep. But it's the best, John. It's the best. It tells you it's the best. All right, Fortnite is on iOS and EU. Reading from The Verge, Fortnite is finally back on iOS just over four years. I can't believe it was four years ago. I feel like it was at most a couple of years ago. But anyway, just over four years after Apple booted it from the iOS App Store, but it's only available in the EU.