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#2This is obvious AI-generated web design style.
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#3This is another level of petty, I love it Maybe it will inspire them to hire more engineers and we can kill two birds with one stone.
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#4This is obvious AI-generated web design style.
I suspect the point was never to win awards for web design, just to put some content on a page.
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#5Site looks to be by https://github.com/polymath-ventures/
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#6This is spot on! I have experienced all these issues at one point or other and my spotlight search is frozen as I type this on a Mac mini.
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#7Had the pleasure of making an Apple account to join our company's developer team. I filled out the form on the website 7 times: Edge on Windows, Edge on macOS, Safari on macOS, using 2 different phone numbers. No matter what, Apple just refused to send the verification code to me.
It only worked after I remember Apple is a dick to the web platform, then I managed to create one from the popup in the App Store.
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#8This is obvious AI-generated web design style.
Is it? Looks good to me.
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#9I actually keep the Gmail app installed on my iPhone specifically for searching my mail. It's infuriating.
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#10Yeah, these are funny.
There's a strange logic (that I understand is not just at Apple) where if you ship a known bug, it becomes harder next release to fix it… because we already shipped the bug once (twice, etc.).
Apple engineers care though. If they were allowed to (given time, priority), they would love to knock out some of their oldest and most annoying bugs. And I understand that from time to time a bug-fix-only OS release is planned… but things always come up. New hardware, "AI"… who knows.
Maybe someday we'll get another Snow Leopard (bug-fix-only OS release).