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Apple releases bug-fix update bringing iOS and iPadOS up to 13.1.3
lkrupp said:Even I, a committed fanboy, am starting to wonder of what use the developer and public beta programs are. One would think that developers would have the most incentive to test and report issues. As for the public betas I’m betting the percentage of public beta users actually reporting issues is very low. Most of them are just about installing something the public doesn’t have and then bragging about it. They could care less about reporting things. While I’m very glad to get updates I’m less happy about the frequency these days. Supplemental updates, to me, mean important bugs that can’t wait for the point update. That concerns me... a little.
Also the developers probably never get time to properly relax, and they start introducing bugs and forget issues that should have been corrected or otherwise would have been caught.
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Hong Kong legislator urges Tim Cook to put 'values over profits, pls!'
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Review: macOS Catalina 10.15 is what Apple promised the Mac could be, and is a crucial upg...
StrangeDays said:ElCapitan said:StrangeDays said:elijahg said:Bloody hell is DED trying to break the world record on longest article? Catalina really doesn’t add enough for what’s taken away for me, namely 32 bit application support. Seems a bit ridiculous to eliminated 32 bit support entirely. 32 bit apps can be sandboxed for security and 32 bit libraries can stay linked but unloaded until they’re required, so the extra RAM usage and security is a non-issue.
No man, it’s not ridiculous. It streamlines the OS, the future processors, and is the direction the future is moving. Move past the denial stage and accept it. -
Review: macOS Catalina 10.15 is what Apple promised the Mac could be, and is a crucial upg...
StrangeDays said:elijahg said:Bloody hell is DED trying to break the world record on longest article? Catalina really doesn’t add enough for what’s taken away for me, namely 32 bit application support. Seems a bit ridiculous to eliminated 32 bit support entirely. 32 bit apps can be sandboxed for security and 32 bit libraries can stay linked but unloaded until they’re required, so the extra RAM usage and security is a non-issue.
No man, it’s not ridiculous. It streamlines the OS, the future processors, and is the direction the future is moving. Move past the denial stage and accept it.
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Apple releases iOS and iPadOS 13.1.1 updates with third-party keyboard fix
lkrupp said:ElCapitan said:lkrupp said:ElCapitan said:It still keeps nagging to update Apple ID.Also Touch ID is erratic but now at least it recognizes the fingerprint about 70 percent of the time.
Was cleared by deleting the apple id in question and add it back, but that should not be required. More attention to core system integrity and functionality, and less attention to anatomically correct emojis would be a good place to start.