hucom2000

 So updating the apps that ship WITH macOS  is now called updating the operating system? 

 Maybe I’m the only one, but I still do the bulk of my work on Mac and not an iOS device.  And I will probably continue to do so for a few of years.

 I wish Apple would spend, say, a quarter of what they spend on iOS innovation on macOS ... *sadface*

Am I the only one who's wondering which "Thunderbolt 3 hosts" it's actually compatible with?

ANY? That would mean that it has an internal graphics card. But it doesn't look like it (too thin). 

So then what are the actual technical requirements for the graphics card of the host?

Does he ever actually do something productive, or just seek the spotlight and talk?

A few years ago people knew that Apple products were expensive. They also thought of them as superior to the competition. If you owned (afforded) an Apple device, people kind of admired you. As in "wow, he can afford the good stuff!".

Today the reactions are more like: "I can't believe he fell for this overpriced stuff..."

I hope they will make the right decision, whatever that turns out to be.

Leaving political orientation aside, the NYT is one of the last bastions of quality editorial journalism.

Most „journalism“ today is bait&click make money one-liners, which might feed our ADHS, our need for distraction, give us reasons to be outraged and discriminate, but does nothing to help us grow as a society or people.

So before you call institutions like the NYT “crap” - take a breath and (try to) think for a moment.