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That, what you just said:- Why does a post with a URL in it get stuck in waiting for moderator for days and days at a time?- The filtering and automatic-moderation delays appear to be adaptive, and appear to be premised on This is a newly created account, if it does something suspicious like embed URLS, use words in the swear-filter, or similar things, make the moderators look at the post before allowing it through.should be clearly announced and explained somewhere. I've been unable to ask some questions (stuck in Drafts waiting forever for moderation) and assumed that it was a bug, unitl perhaps now then, if what you say is true. Anyhow, it's very frustrating, and I still have such stuck questions in my Drafts even though I'm at Level 2 (30).

I have had this issue too. I turned off Siri from lock screen. I still randomly get Siri but now when I don't get Siri I get Apple Pay. Most annoying thing ever.

Yes. I am having the same problem. My old exchange account would not work so I removed so I could add it back in. Now when I try to add it in I get Unable to verify account name or password.

I have an iPad Air 1 and it works for me in apps, on homescreen and on the lock screen. Maybe try turning off Notification Center, rebooting, then turn it back on. If that doesn't work try a reinstall.

Same issue for me as well. Exchange is not working for me whatsoever and I've set this account up 1000 times before.

UPDATE: I removed all iCloud accounts from Application Support/iCloud/Accounts and re-logged into iCloud in system preferences. After several ( An unknown error occurred) after entering my password I was finally logged back in, but alas, still nto able to enable either of these options.

I’m afraid there’s no magic bullet for this. PeterNeg is right that you have to use -tableView:heightOfRow:, but it’s quite complicated to set up, because you’ll need to maintain a cache or row heights (so that you don’t recalculate them every time your delegate is queried, which will slow things down), and you’ll have to do all the height calculations on your own using NSLayoutManager methods. You’ll also need to observe changes to the frame of the edited text field, and changes to the text, and tell your table to resize accordingly.Below is a full breakdown of how I achieve this in my app. Mine is done in NSOutlineView and in Objective-C, but the principle is the same, so you can adapt this for NSTableView and Swift.1. Keep a dictionary of row heights. This will store the row height NSNumber against a unique ID of some sort associated with your model object.2. Maintain an isRecalculatingRowHeights BOOL.3. Implement a -recalculateRowHeights method which:a. Removes all objects from the rowHeights dictionary.b

There were no public statements that Swift 2.0 would eliminate that requirement (just some rumor sites claiming that) and in fact Swift 2 will continue to require the standard library in your app.We are interested in making Swift ABI stable going forward, but will need more time to settle things out. In particular, we want to make sure that we get to incorporate ideas and feedback from the open source community before locking things down.That said, App Thinning does significantly improve things here, because you're only delivering one slices of the standard library to your users instead of everything together.-Chris