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Yeah, that's a good one too. I remember reading that China was allegedly trying to curtail this by limiting money movement out of the country for large transactions, but we all know that the people with that kind of…
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Good point, and surely a valid concern... one that Apple has forgotten in some places today. Look at the utterly useless icon/thumbnail view in Finder: Contents don't wrap within the window. There could be dozens or…
Because it doesn't provide insightful guidelines on how to avoid pitfalls or how to work around this or that impediment or, or, or. Whatever, man. I guess we have different standards for what constitutes "informative."
Thanks for the info! Never heard of "harding" though.
Except of course when it's not obvious at all.
Ah yes, this old argument. Except nobody slams his cursor against the top of the screen in real life, assuming that the menu bar is "infinitely tall." Watch real users interact with a Mac's menu, and you simply won't…
Exactly. The single menu causes quite a few problems, both obvious and subtle. But yeah... now I'm relieved when I go home from work and get back on my Mac. I waste so much time hunting for stuff on Windows now... it's…
That assertion is absurd.
Thanks very much. But it doesn't sound like that would help. First, I doubt a giant network path would fit in the title of a thumbnail. Second, I want to give focus to the entire application at once. ALL of its windows…
How does turning that off help? Does it let you bring an entire application to the foreground (all of its windows) at once?
Amen. And then there's the idiotic peek-a-boo UI that hides controls until you accidentally roll over them with the cursor... not saving any space at all.
Amen. Good riddance to Jony Ive and his embarrassing emoji bar.
You have confused "Web functionality" with gatekeeping. You can use WebKit to visit any site you want; whether it supports every technical feature you might encounter on a site is irrelevant. I'm not arguing that it's a…
No, it does not. Does the cable company's forcing of you to use DOCSIS-compliant modems control what Web sites you access? No. Does WebKit direct you to certain sites or block sites based on their content? Does it…
But what is it?
"These meetings?" Which ones, exactly?
OK, that's much more informative. But "non-evergreen" doesn't mean anything.
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Yeah, that's a good one too. I remember reading that China was allegedly trying to curtail this by limiting money movement out of the country for large transactions, but we all know that the people with that kind of…
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Good point, and surely a valid concern... one that Apple has forgotten in some places today. Look at the utterly useless icon/thumbnail view in Finder: Contents don't wrap within the window. There could be dozens or…
Because it doesn't provide insightful guidelines on how to avoid pitfalls or how to work around this or that impediment or, or, or. Whatever, man. I guess we have different standards for what constitutes "informative."
Thanks for the info! Never heard of "harding" though.
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Except of course when it's not obvious at all.
Ah yes, this old argument. Except nobody slams his cursor against the top of the screen in real life, assuming that the menu bar is "infinitely tall." Watch real users interact with a Mac's menu, and you simply won't…
Exactly. The single menu causes quite a few problems, both obvious and subtle. But yeah... now I'm relieved when I go home from work and get back on my Mac. I waste so much time hunting for stuff on Windows now... it's…
That assertion is absurd.
Thanks very much. But it doesn't sound like that would help. First, I doubt a giant network path would fit in the title of a thumbnail. Second, I want to give focus to the entire application at once. ALL of its windows…
How does turning that off help? Does it let you bring an entire application to the foreground (all of its windows) at once?
Amen. And then there's the idiotic peek-a-boo UI that hides controls until you accidentally roll over them with the cursor... not saving any space at all.
Amen. Good riddance to Jony Ive and his embarrassing emoji bar.
You have confused "Web functionality" with gatekeeping. You can use WebKit to visit any site you want; whether it supports every technical feature you might encounter on a site is irrelevant. I'm not arguing that it's a…
No, it does not. Does the cable company's forcing of you to use DOCSIS-compliant modems control what Web sites you access? No. Does WebKit direct you to certain sites or block sites based on their content? Does it…
But what is it?
"These meetings?" Which ones, exactly?
OK, that's much more informative. But "non-evergreen" doesn't mean anything.