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Work from home is an extremely large benefit. It is totally believable he left because of it.
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red oak said: The best, most impactful employees are the ones who should get to present. Period. When one group is significantly over-represented, it's transparent and looks forced. And, it de-values those presenters as just on stage to…
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rob53 said: Interesting article considering Congress is trying to force side-loading. Here’s the ringer— “Because of that, it's recommended that you only get apps directly from trusted developers and services like the Mac App Store. Avoid cl…
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If Apple has any sense at all it will bow to the desires of its customers and relinquish exclusively of distributing apps to the iPhone and iPad before government forces it to. It is the right thing to do and what their customers want. How many mo…
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jabohn said: libertymatters said: An OS point release brings a full Music app GUI rewrite? Surprising. Switching from Catalyst, which is iOS, to AppKit is no small matter. That essentially makes the Music app 1.0 again. Staying away…
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Also, what does this transition say about Apple's confidence in making sophisticated Mac apps in Catalyst over AppKit? It seems like a vote of no confidence to me.
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An OS point release brings a full Music app GUI rewrite? Surprising. Switching from Catalyst, which is iOS, to AppKit is no small matter. That essentially makes the Music app 1.0 again. Staying away till 1.1 at least. I am glad I've stuck with B…
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If they're doing PR to tell you it is better than the competition you know it isn't. The best that can be said is it is better than it use to be. I say this using Apple Maps often over Google Maps, but I'm not under any allusions that it is better…
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The right tool for the right job. Macs just aren't for gaming. That's ok.
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elijahg said: libertymatters said: CheeseFreeze said: Why aren't they retiring this antique approach to back-ups? I mean, they now have a filesystem that supports snapshots, but Time Machine still uses the legacy pre-APFS approa…
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CheeseFreeze said: Why aren't they retiring this antique approach to back-ups? I mean, they now have a filesystem that supports snapshots, but Time Machine still uses the legacy pre-APFS approach and has been proven to be incredibly inefficie…
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hawkpride147 said: Apple themselves are still Jamf customers. Eventually, I can see them trying to move into Jamf's space, but Apple's own design has made that hard to do. Sure the MDM framework is written by Apple, but so much is provided by…
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I don't buy it. They cannot roll out an entire enterprise solution year 1. Therefore they're dipping their toe into the MDM market with small business first. That's my sense of this.
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coastalgathering said: Until you’ve worked in Apple retail you have no idea what the day to day looks like. 14 years and I have had many years that I loved my job..I would not of stayed so long if I hadn’t. You meet amazing people that are so…
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"[Apple says] our soul is our people but it really didn't feel like that to me," said one a former employee. "Corporate makes decisions based on what they think will work in the stores without talking to people who work in the stores," said another.…
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Pretty devastating, the Max is almost half the GPU performance against the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 on the Geekbench 5 OpenCL test. The whitewashed spin here by AppleInsider is inappropriate.
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Sanity restored, finally.
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Their arguments fall flat when it is realized 'side-loading', aka installing software, is common practice on the Macintosh. It is quite simple, have two modes: full security and medium security just like Apple Silicon Macs. Grandma can stay in fu…
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Woz is right. Having said that, if you have an iPhone Xs you'll notice a difference when upgrading. In my opinion, skipping every two to three generations is appropriate for 80% of users. Each new generation has incremental hardware upgrades with…
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The Intel CEO has the right attitude at least. Competition means the consumer wins so more power to him.