Cédric Luthi

@0xced

Cocoa expert — .NET beginner — Serial open source contributor 99.9% technical, 0.1% personal Software engineer at

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    27 Oct 2014

    XML: 1996 XLink: 1997 XML-RPC: 1998 XML Schema: 1998 JSON: 2001 JSON-LD: 2010 JSON-RPC: 2005 JSON Schema: 2009

    685 retweets 356 likes
  2. 7 minutes ago

    Microsoft ASP․NET Web API 2.2 for OData v4.0 6.0.0 is a thing. Yes, it has _three_ different version numbers in its description!

    1 like
  3. 11 hours ago

    Tonight in CocoaPods nightmares: using pod cli from to avoid But… 😥

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  4. 21 hours ago

    I just switched XCDYouTubeKit CI from Travis to and I'm very happy. No more failed builds because of simulator timeouts, and fast!

    21 likes
  5. Oct 12

    favicon.ico is a privacy leak

    766 retweets 546 likes
  6. Oct 11

    Travis is basically unusable for Open Source macOS / iOS builds. I have a pull request which is waiting for 2 hours. 😞

    1 retweet 12 likes
  7. Oct 9

    Security Design: Stop Trying to Fix the User

    117 retweets 131 likes
  8. Oct 7

    And guess how I worked around this problem? I subclassed NSProgress. Can’t wait for unfixable Swift frameworks. 😒

    NSProgress dispatching its cancellation/pausing/resuming handlers on a queue is weird. Doing it on a concurrent queue is just plain stupid!
    5 retweets 18 likes
  9. Oct 5

    I think I haven’t said a single positive thing about Apple today. And yesterday. And last week. And last month. And last year. 😞

    2 retweets 18 likes
  10. Oct 5

    has been silently addressed sometime between iOS 7.0b5 and now. No wonder I don’t file radars anymore. 🙄

    4 retweets 7 likes
  11. Oct 5

    NSProgress dispatching its cancellation/pausing/resuming handlers on a queue is weird. Doing it on a concurrent queue is just plain stupid!

    6 likes
  12. Oct 5

    I liked it when I could drag & drop an e-mail from Mail․app on and it just worked. Sandbox issue I guess. 🙄

    4 likes
  13. Oct 5

    Apple has removed Dash from the App Store. App Store users should migrate their licenses ASAP - .

    773 retweets 440 likes
  14. Oct 5

    iOS post-Steve has already been a longer period than iOS pre-Steve

    168 retweets 187 likes
  15. Oct 5

    This is documented NSProgress behavior, but welp. 🙁

    2 retweets 6 likes
  16. Oct 5

    *Someone* liked a Tweet you were mentioned in. I think this is going a little too far, Twitter.

    1 like
  17. Oct 4

    😍😍😍

    After a long silence, here are, hopefully, some good news
    3 likes
  18. Oct 4

    TIL "The first known paper to discuss refactoring was written in 1992." [citation needed]

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  19. Oct 3 Cupertino, CA

    SIGTERMing it will work. Or you can restore using 'defaults import' instead of dropping the file in place.

    1 retweet 3 likes
  20. Oct 3

    Also on the individual method pages, the types are not links.

    1 retweet 3 likes

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