coolfactor

To add to my previous comment, I think Apple is driven by dollars to replace Dashboard with Notification widgets, because Notification widgets require that you install a full app to get the companion widget. Totally different from Dashboard which had standalone widgets that were free. Not good for Apple's bottom line.

Here's ALL of the widgets advertised in the Canadian App Store. 15 in total, but we're actually looking at full app listings, not just widgets. It's misleading on that front, too. Who would pay $69.99 for a widget? Nobody. They need to get the full app instead.




Not too happy about this move by Apple. It takes value away from users, and forces them to buy apps instead.

I think AppleInsider missed the part where Apple DID fix the bugs.... four years ago!

https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT204941
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT204942

The original CVE document (here) just hasn't been re-verified yet to confirm the fixes. That's not a fault of Apple's.

Did the researchers miss this, too?

caladanian said:

Hmm, why not HDMI 2.1 or 2.2 when they first upgrade?

Could it mean it now supports the "HDMI 2.x" family, including 2.1 and 2.2? Not sure how HDMI version numbers work and what is backwards compatible between versions.

My favourite recent discovery is that you can double-click the edge of a window, and it expands to the edge of the screen. I always used to click-and-drag the edges. I don't always want to create a new full-screen space with my windows, but I do like them to take up the full screen.

(I just wish Finder remembered window positions and sizes like it used to. It seems to suffer from terrible amnesia nowadays.)

So that's two head-hunted engineers taking data from their former employer to benefit their role at Xpeng. Can't ignore the growing pattern here. This shines a dark light on Xpeng, as it's likely they have a role in this behaviour, possibly coercion. All speculation, but patterns can't be ignored.