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Category Archives: iOS
I’m FINALLY caught up to Genshin Impact
My recent Game of Choice has been Genshin Impact, which is a huge rabbit hole to fall into. It may be the most dangerous game I’ve played, barring actual MMOs like WoW or the original Everquest, and I’m not just … Continue reading
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Making an iOS Shortcut for Apple Pay
So I guess this is a gadget blog now? Because apparently that is the stuff I am posting. I have come a long way from the days when I would write posts about my attempts to get upskirt shots of … Continue reading
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Apple Content Caching, Secret Wallpapers, and Desk Porn
I have been doing a lot of tweaking my home tech setup recently, and I wanted to share a few random Apple / iOS tricks today. I recently discovered a YouTube channel named マメ (“mame”) that is full of short … Continue reading
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I finished “Love Live: School Idol Festival” and survived
To get things out of the way: Love Live: School Idol Festival is a free-to-play rhythm game with Gacha elements where you can tap your way through many cheery songs from the Love Live! and Love Live! Sunshine!! franchise, while … Continue reading
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How’s that again?
I’ve been playing Love Live! School Idol Project for a couple of years now. It’s pretty much the only mobile game I play, and honestly I don’t really PLAY it that often. I open it most days to get the … Continue reading
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I got a new phone, and it’s OK.
So, let me take a minute to unpack this: Modern smartphones are pretty much magical devices by this point. I am still lightly flabbergasted at the notion that you can cram a battery-powered computer into a six-inch slab of aluminum … Continue reading
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In which, I weep for my bank account
So, another September, another iPhone reveal. This year, both an iPhone 8/8+ and an iPhone Executive Edition, neither of which I will buy as my 6s+ is still a ridiculously good phone. Also a new Apple Watch which is slightly … Continue reading
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The End (of 32-bit apps) is Nigh
Next week’s iPhone presentation is going to be an interesting one. Apple has never been shy to ditch features (the 30-pin connector, the headphone jack), but it’s known that iOS 11 is going to mean dropping support for 32-bit iOS … Continue reading
Posted in iOS, japanese, videogames
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I Read The News Today, Oh Boy
Couple of articles on the Don’t Call It Gawker network that I felt the need to mention. First, this bit talking about the end of support for 32-bit iOS apps as of iOS 11, whenever that comes out. This is … Continue reading
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Li-Li-Li-Li-Lili, Li-Li-Li-Li-Lili
Another day, another short iOS game knocked off the backlog. Lili (the “Child of Geos” subtitle seems to have been added for the PC release) is a surprisingly well-crafted iOS adventure game, especially when you consider that it can be … Continue reading
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