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US says NSO Group & Pegasus hacking tool are national security risks
I don't see the logic here. Since these are foreign entities, doesn't that leave the tools and capabilities available to everyone except the US?
As a foreigner, I would think the US would want, eg, NSA, to have access even if only to develop counter-measures (and the 'I don't trust NSA argument' doesn't work here because, if they're not trustworthy, they'll acquire the tools anyway). -
Compared: 2021 New 16-inch MacBook Pro vs. 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro
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Compared: 2021 New 16-inch MacBook Pro vs. 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro
ravnorodom said:One important feature I do wish Apple to consider is touch screen capability on the monitor. After using iPad and iPhone for so many years, I have a habit of touching my MacBook screen for certain interaction when I realize it's not a touch screen. It's a more logical move than a Touch Bar.
The touchscreen then just becomes a cost/complexity/size addition for no good reason. But that's my view of the Touch Bar too.
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Apple brings back standard Safari tab design in macOS release candidate
Alex_V said:williamlondon said:Love the extra screen space with the new tab bar, but learning new things can be difficult. ;-)
Agreed. I was happily able to “revert” to the new design after the latest update. I always thought that there was wasted space and duplication in the existing Safari toolbar and tabs layout: address bar at top and tabs below. Apple’s software is exemplary at utilising the screen real estate to the maximum, which is very welcome for using laptops.
It's particularly noticeable if you sometimes use a second display (eg with a MacBook). When you return to the second display, macOS's lamentable multi-display handling often leaves only a small sliver of a window visible as it tries and fails to move it back onto the second display. You can end up with just a button and a thin margin visible and have to grab that thin margin to move the window. -
New MacBook Pro with M1 Max processor will ditch Touch Bar, adopt MagSafe
AppleZulu said:ApplePoor said:Removing the Touch Bar is one less failure point in the laptop.
Though Apple's track record on keyboards is a little spotty, now I come to think about it.