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try python3 on zsh Hardware: Apple silicon

> watchdog 1 Your computer ran itself too hard? PS. use codeblock or your > will look like a quotation block.

OK I've already find out all about CPU, Storage, Battery, thermal state in github I also found out that you can use airport to find out the current WiFi connected and its password. How to get package recieved/sent from the device? Now how can I get the GPU's parameters? Using Metal?

I've also found that swiftUI's refreshing had gone wrong somehow if I do this: List($someSortOfADynamicList) { $item in TextField("Placeholder...", text: $item.someSortOfAStringVariable) } it'll act very weird. Every time a value is changed, the current textfield focused defocused. And if you use a NavigationView, the current NavigationLink gets unfocused, that is, no view displayed in the destination page.

50 GB ???? *

Thanks I'm submitting a FB

Use form: Form {     Section("If you have a title add here") {         Button {                      } label: {             Label("Test", systemImage: "circle.fill")             }     Section {         Button(role: .destructive) {                      } label: {             Label("Test", systemImage: "trash.fill")         }     } }

SceneView: import SceneKit import SwiftUI ...         SceneView(             scene: /* a scene in SCNScene or other formats (I remember you can use .obj, etc.) */,             options: [             .allowsCameraControl,             .autoenablesDefaultLighting .someOtherOption             ] ...         )

I think only OpenWindow works and you can maybe...communicate with your app through some sort of thingy like AppStorage or NotificationCenter? 🫠 As long as I know, even if it's UIKit sort of thing if you import it and it's a function that doesn't relate very much to generating a UI, it'll work. Folks have done things like modifying navigational view details and others through these.

I think it's linked to the hardware. But you can sneak in in the middle and change some, but this might result in a kernel crash... But as long as I know it, Parallel Desktop have that ability.

which version

I also can't launch appstoreconnect.apple.com

Environment Variable? I know in SwiftUI you can: struct SmileyFaceView: View {     @Environment(\.colorScheme) var scheme     var body: some View {         Image(systemName: "face.smiling")             .foregroundColor(scheme == .light ? .black : .white) // this is to change to color according to the scheme             .environment(\.colorScheme, .light) // This is to force the icon to the face.smily     } } for your need not sure in UIKit