Flutterby™! : Dear Apple It's already annoying that

Dear Apple It's already annoying that

2025-02-04 21:30:03.331502+01 by Dan Lyke 1 comments

Dear Apple: It's already annoying that your layout engine is non-deterministic, but if I call `x = [[X alloc] initWithNibName:...]` and then call `[x loadView]` and then reference x.view, *somewhere* in there I'd hope that `-viewDidLoad` got called.

I'd be wrong, but I could hope.

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#Comment Re: Dear Apple It's already annoying that made: 2025-02-04 22:59:18.64884+01 by: spc476

I use libretls for my TLS needs, and if I call tlsconf_verify_client() when setting up the connection (to ensure that the client side sends a client certificate) that once the connection is made, one can then call tls_peer_cert_subject() but no! You need to call tls_handshake() for some reason.

So Apple isn't alone here.

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