Dave Nanian details how SuperDuper!, the macOS app for cloning your Mac’s boot drive, has been updated with APFS snapshots, which gives it Time Machine-like powers to roll back a drive to certain points in the past. (Link) Gamasutra has an interesting interview with Francois Alliot, the developer behind Reigns and Reigns: Her Majesty, a...
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Twitter: @rileytestut. Independent iOS developer, USC student. You’ve released a Game Boy emulator for iOS called GBA4iOS and are working on a much bigger app called Delta to emulate Game Boy, SNES, and N64 games. How did you get started with emulation? Around Christmas 2011, I came across a link on Twitter with instructions on...
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Twitter: @mattcassinelli. Independent creator and former member of the Workflow team at Apple. I used to work at Workflow, and then Apple, and now I’ve left to work as a freelancer. I’m writing about technology on my own now, plus I’m available to work on other creative or marketing projects. Workflow changed how I think...
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