Episode 237: Arbitrary Lines in the Sand

Our askMTJC touches on VR for healthcare, Roth IRA for tax free saving, and unlock your Mac with your Apple Watch. We follow up on Apple's apology to podcasters, a security researcher hands Apple details of Keychain bug, Facebook lets anyone look you up with your security phone number, and using Safe Area layout margins in Objective-C. Bringing iOS Apps to macOS Using Marzipanify. Facebook demanded hands-off data policy. Picks: Connections, season 1, episode 8, “Eat, Drink, and Be Merry”, Swift Code Formatters, Shortcuts Archive, ServerSide.swift 2018 conference video. After Show: Jaime's review of Japan

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• ‘Apollo 11’ Review: Houston, We’ve Got a Classic - WSJ
• Apollo Lunar Module - Wikipedia
• Mike Hendley on Twitter: "With regard to your last show #askmtjc , we have some very smart folks where I work making excellent use of VR. Not HoloLens (AR) in this case, but it is exciting to see this kind of tech moving into healthcare 😎 https://t.co/FXjygyueir"
• Greg Heo on Twitter: "@mtjc_podcast closest 🇺🇸 TFSA equivent is a “Roth IRA” — post-tax contributions, no tax on withdrawal. The American hosts should know what it is 😄 #askMTJC"
• Paul Wilkinson on Twitter: "@mtjc_podcast I just checked and my Apple Watch definitely needs to be unlocked to unlock my Mac. #askmtjc"
• Security researcher hands Apple details of Keychain bug, calls for explanation regarding lack of macOS Bug Bounty program
• Now Facebook is allowing anyone to look you up using your security pho
• Positioning Content Relative to the Safe Area | Apple Developer Documentation
• Bringing iOS Apps to macOS Using Marzipanify