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I do like that Messages notes if Siri was used to send a message now, now it will explain those strange messages I get sometimes....

I normally don't have any issues, but this time around after updating to iOS 13 (XS) upon opening the new reminders app, all of my reminders (100+) are missing. There are 0 reminders on my phone now. After checking iCloud.com, I see that they are still out on iCloud but for some reason not on my phone. And yes, I've checked all the iCloud and Reminders settings. Hopefully 13.1 will rectify this.

mknelson said:

blastdoor said:

Ack. 

For the most part, I think Apple is right to purge old software in order to advance the platform. But there are some old games that are painful to lose. Is it possible to run older versions of OSX in a virtual machine in order to play these classics? Or would one be forced to run an older version of Windows in a VM to play the classics? 

VM OSX? Not easily unless things have changed - most of the VM manufacturers prevented that unless you were using a server version.

You could always set up an older OS partition and dual boot as long as your Mac supports that OS.

Mystigo: CS6 was the last version on perpetual license.

mknelson said:

blastdoor said:

Ack. 

For the most part, I think Apple is right to purge old software in order to advance the platform. But there are some old games that are painful to lose. Is it possible to run older versions of OSX in a virtual machine in order to play these classics? Or would one be forced to run an older version of Windows in a VM to play the classics? 

VM OSX? Not easily unless things have changed - most of the VM manufacturers prevented that unless you were using a server version.

You could always set up an older OS partition and dual boot as long as your Mac supports that OS.

Mystigo: CS6 was the last version on perpetual license.

All versions of Mac OS X availiable on the App Store (Lion and later) work just fine using Parallels. I have a VM of everyone of them on an external HD.

I am a pilot tester, it's a well designed device. I have one in our garage, it's lovely to be able to walk in and it turn the lights on for me. It also can tell me the temperature in the room so I can take action if it gets too cold. I love that it can turn the lights off after no motion, my kids forget to turn the lights off all the time.

I had the iWork suite on my iOS devices when iOS 6 was out. After I downgraded my iPhone 4s to iOS 6 from iOS 9, I went to install them using the steps from this article. I guess that Apple deleted the old versions of Pages, Numbers & Keynote, it says that it’s not compatible with iOS 6, and doesn’t give the option of downloading the older version like the other apps did.