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I've read the release notes for iOS 12.3/12.4 again and it doesn't appear to me that there is anything worth upgrading for me.

Has anyone ever observed a polar day/night in iOS' Weather app? I'm curious which values it shows for sunrise/sunset times, if any.

I really need something to batch save SHSH blobs. Currently saving one by one using Telegram.

Wow, a signed firmware has been jailbroken! Happens extremely rarely these days. Great work @Pwn20wnd and exploit developers!

I think I've finally got GWNM completely working as intended. I'm testing it now for a few hours before finally releasing it.

Implemented stuff, broke (almost) everything.

iOS' Weather framework stores sunrise and sunset times as simple unsigned integers (eg. 545 is 5:45 AM). However, it you set it to a value where the tens are larger than 59, iOS automatically parses it into the next hour (561 becomes 6:01 AM)

Instead, I'm going to add a dictionary to cities/instances of WFTemperature, which will then hold modified values. It's just that I can't implement it at the moment, so you've got to wait a little longer.

I've wanted to release GWNM today (the file is on the server, but the package is still hidden). However, I had a great idea on how I can completely reset changed weather: By not changing weather properties at all.

Aaand... the Weather editor is complete. I could translate all the missing strings not present in the Weather framework, but I could also leave it the way it is. But I'm adding images to the Onboarding, that's for sure.

Little update on GlobalWarmingNoMore: I can successfully edit weather, but not reset it (completely). Sometimes the temperatures are stuck, and I have yet to find a solution. Best workaround is to kill the Weather app right now.

You know, it doesn't seem much to you, but in my measurements, it's almost a world tour.

I'm getting around pretty much lately. First Hamburg a few weeks ago. Next is a weekend in Kiel, followed by a day in Cologne the week after. Anybody attending gamescom this year?

Changing the weather shouldn't be that complicated. It's the way you present the "editor" to the user as I haven't done much UITableView stuff with accessory views yet (switches, segmented things etc)