Be nice if they could patch a kernel bug in macOS with less than a 1.5GB download.
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#14Be nice if they could patch a kernel bug in macOS with less than a 1.5GB download.
I'm pretty sure the mechanism, from end-to-end, is complex, and providing an optimized path for small changes would require resources, introduce more risk, and come at the expense of something else.
Sucks, though, for everyone who doesn't have a reasonably fast or reliable internet connection.
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Update sizes has little to do with needing larger storage, especially on Macs.
Did your boss ask you to police hn against negative apple feedback?
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#18Be nice if they could patch a kernel bug in macOS with less than a 1.5GB download.
Forces users to buy larger storage. Clever marketing.
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Did your boss ask you to police hn against negative apple feedback?
I currently don't have one, so…no? I do usually try to keep Hacker News clean of low-quality comments, though, which is fairly distinct from "negative apple feedback".
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Forces users to buy larger storage. Clever marketing.
Which two Mac drive options are only 1.5GB apart?