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You're misquoting the author. He said that he doesn't have the time now to read through all the T&Cs.
this doesn't make it sound any better unfortunately. perhaps i might be unpopular in saying this, but he should just click the fuck through. either you want to spend your time getting stuff done, or spend your time prevaricating about the bush.
Some people have felt that switching graphics modes is the source of Mavericks crashes. I had five crashes in several days last week. I went to the Energy Saver control panel, and turned off Automated Graphics Switching. Haven't had a crash in a week. Could easily be coincidence, but I thought I'd mention it here in case anyone else wants to try it. I'd be very interested in hearing whether it helps. By the way, what…
“It happens to me therefore it is toxic!!!!!!"
Earlier quoted context omitted.
You're misquoting the author. He said that he doesn't have the time now to read through all the T&Cs.
this doesn't make it sound any better unfortunately. perhaps i might be unpopular in saying this, but he should just click the fuck through. either you want to spend your time getting stuff done, or spend your time prevaricating about the bush.
After a ton of messing around and talking to Apple Support, we found that trashing the WindowServer plists that are stored in multiple locations seemed to sort it out… so far
Some people have felt that switching graphics modes is the source of Mavericks crashes. I had five crashes in several days last week. I went to the Energy Saver control panel, and turned off Automated Graphics Switching. Haven't had a crash in a week. Could easily be coincidence, but I thought I'd mention it here in case anyone else wants to try it. I'd be very interested in hearing whether it helps. By the way, what…
I'm on 10.9.3 and do not see an "Automated Graphics Switching" option anywhere on the Energy Saver control panel... has this been renamed or removed?
In an attempt to balance the discussion, I'm on 10.9.3 and I've had absolutely zero issues so far.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
You're misquoting the author. He said that he doesn't have the time now to read through all the T&Cs.
this doesn't make it sound any better unfortunately. perhaps i might be unpopular in saying this, but he should just click the fuck through. either you want to spend your time getting stuff done, or spend your time prevaricating about the bush.
This guy is a bafoon complaining about being unable to fix a problem by not accepting T&C, but he's using OS X?
I'm not denying his problem, but he is certainly cause for it being a lot worse for him than it really is.
In an attempt to balance the discussion, I'm on 10.9.3 and I've had absolutely zero issues so far.
I use AirPlay, external monitors and projectors all the time. No problems here.
As we have to remind ourselves at work, hundreds of thousands of happy customers don't complain, but the hundred who do (quite rightly) are very loud.