iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
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Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#2There are so many obvious bugs in recent iOS. My favorite is the one where the carrier / wifi / clock / battery "status line" will blur to unreadability, and then ... never unblur. Kill apps, lock and unlock phone, change status line settings (like "show battery percentage")... Nope. Need to reboot the device.
Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#3There are so many obvious bugs in recent iOS. My favorite is the one where the carrier / wifi / clock / battery "status line" will blur to unreadability, and then ... never unblur. Kill apps, lock and unlock phone, change status line settings (like "show battery percentage")... Nope. Need to reboot the device.
yes and btw, my clock is still moving ...
Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#4There are so many obvious bugs in recent iOS. My favorite is the one where the carrier / wifi / clock / battery "status line" will blur to unreadability, and then ... never unblur. Kill apps, lock and unlock phone, change status line settings (like "show battery percentage")... Nope. Need to reboot the device.
When faced with amateurish bugs in FAANG software I like to wonder what that engineer's salary is.
Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#5There are so many obvious bugs in recent iOS. My favorite is the one where the carrier / wifi / clock / battery "status line" will blur to unreadability, and then ... never unblur. Kill apps, lock and unlock phone, change status line settings (like "show battery percentage")... Nope. Need to reboot the device.
When faced with amateurish bugs in FAANG software I like to wonder what that engineer's salary is.
To be fair, it's not just that one engineer's fault, there's a whole systemic failure there. Where was QA? Where was their manager? Etc.
Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#6Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
When faced with amateurish bugs in FAANG software I like to wonder what that engineer's salary is.
To be fair, it's not just that one engineer's fault, there's a whole systemic failure there. Where was QA? Where was their manager? Etc.
Then you wonder what the manager’s salary is. And their manager. And eventually the profit margin.
Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#8There are so many obvious bugs in recent iOS. My favorite is the one where the carrier / wifi / clock / battery "status line" will blur to unreadability, and then ... never unblur. Kill apps, lock and unlock phone, change status line settings (like "show battery percentage")... Nope. Need to reboot the device.
When faced with amateurish bugs in FAANG software I like to wonder what that engineer's salary is.
Today I'm trying my best no to scream at someone because we have a logging function (yep, a custom log function) that is writing to a file. The logging function open and closes the file on each call.
Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
When faced with amateurish bugs in FAANG software I like to wonder what that engineer's salary is.
Today I'm trying my best no to scream at someone because we have a logging function (yep, a custom log function) that is writing to a file. The logging function open and closes the file on each call.
Software "engineering" :)
Re: iOS 26.2 lockscreen clock is slowly moving left
#10There are so many obvious bugs in recent iOS. My favorite is the one where the carrier / wifi / clock / battery "status line" will blur to unreadability, and then ... never unblur. Kill apps, lock and unlock phone, change status line settings (like "show battery percentage")... Nope. Need to reboot the device.
Yes, they ruined my 16e. Picking up a $400 pixel today and slapping GrapheneOS on it because the duopoly of phone software is horrific. Bugs vs spyware.