king editor the grate

pscooter63 said:

Sorry, but if I'm onstage (musician) and need to AirDrop the next lead sheet to a band member, I don't want that telegraphed to the audience by picking up my 13" iPad Pro and pointing it at him/her.

Not to discount your experiences, but I've been performing music in a variety of settings (bars, churches, barns) for 30 years, and stuff like that is generally handled as part of gig preparation. You don't want to be waiting for Airdrop while the audience is watching. Although maybe your fans are so rabid it takes a while for the screaming to subside.

I run into some websites and apps, including from huge corporations, on which I've attempted to use Apple's "strong password," only to realize they're being old-timey and requiring a password 8-11 characters with one capital letter and one number or some such. I generally just close the browser/delete the app at that point.

This comes to mind every time I read a Metal story.

Squishing the flashlight or camera icon with resulting feedback on X still astonishes me. Attempting multiple times to open a link in background instead of as a preview remains astonishingly bad. Overall, I reckon I shan't miss it much.

Nothing like logging into CDbaby and discovering multiple streams from around world that add up to .003 cents. Still ... from around the world!