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In even more updated language, Google now says: "With Location History off, it doesn't matter." 

And a quick ode to Framemaker, which bests all of these. But alas, it ceased to be a Mac program years ago, yet its name shall be whispered with reverence by those who used it regularly and well.

(Sidenote to would-be authors: publishers will demand your manuscript be submitted in Courier, 10 or 12 point, double-spaced, so don't fuss with fonts or style sheets in Word or what not, because you have to jettison them.)

Based on her extensive wishlist, she either better be prepared for utter disappointment or just not bother at all. 

MacbookPro9,1 said:

I am more than happy to spend $5k+ on a laptop, especially now that we have 6 cores, 32GB of ram, 4TB ssd's, and eGPU support. However, being 2018, I can't believe that it doesn't have a 4K display. 

A 4K display means absolutely **nothing** on any portable device. 4K is a technology (spec) that is meant to be shown on very large displays, not a computing device. This is an affectation for people to demand/want 4K resolution if what they actually mean are simply more pixels. No one is going to watch a movie in 4K on their laptop and believe it was precisely the same experience as seeing that projected properly on a much wider canvas.

If anything, one still can't believe that the display isn't more edge-to-edge. This continues to make the entire MacBook line still appear dated.

jamesmcd said:

Lol... fucking hipsters. 

"Sent from my iPad Pro with Smart Keyboard from a Starbucks."