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This is the first version of Mac OS X that I'm 0% excited about. Literally none of the new features[1] are useful to me, considering: I don't have or want an iPhone I don't have or want an iPad I don't have or want an iWatch I don't have or want an iCloud account I don't have or want an Apple Pay account I don't have or want an iTunes Music account I don't use or need Photos.app I don't use or need Messages.app I don…
This is the first version of Mac OS X that I'm 0% excited about. Literally none of the new features[1] are useful to me, considering: I don't have or want an iPhone I don't have or want an iPad I don't have or want an iWatch I don't have or want an iCloud account I don't have or want an Apple Pay account I don't have or want an iTunes Music account I don't use or need Photos.app I don't use or need Messages.app I don…
> Am I part of a dying demographic, who doesn't use/need/want any of this fancy Star Trek futuristic life Yes, it's called "older people". Just kidding… :-) TBH, I've never understood this kind of post. Nobody cares if you (or I for that matter) are "excited" about an OS upgrade. It's an OS upgrade!!! And actually, I think you're expressing something very mainstream, not a "dying demographic" at all. Tech fatigue is…
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I'm far from a hipster. The pens I use are apparently called "uni-ball", which I got from Walmart, which is also where I got my $3 little pocket notepad. But I'm also not willing to spend large amounts of money to buy cool new gadgets that don't actually improve my quality of life at all, despite whatever Apple's keynotes will say.
This is free.
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> Am I part of a dying demographic, who doesn't use/need/want any of this fancy Star Trek futuristic life Yes, it's called "older people". Just kidding… :-) TBH, I've never understood this kind of post. Nobody cares if you (or I for that matter) are "excited" about an OS upgrade. It's an OS upgrade!!! And actually, I think you're expressing something very mainstream, not a "dying demographic" at all. Tech fatigue is…
How hard is it to understand, "It used to be interesting but lately it's boring, what's up with them?" feeling? Besides what good is an OS upgrade, if it isn't exciting while it has a risk of breaking things and possibly changing your workflow?
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> Am I part of a dying demographic, who doesn't use/need/want any of this fancy Star Trek futuristic life Yes, it's called "older people". Just kidding… :-) TBH, I've never understood this kind of post. Nobody cares if you (or I for that matter) are "excited" about an OS upgrade. It's an OS upgrade!!! And actually, I think you're expressing something very mainstream, not a "dying demographic" at all. Tech fatigue is…
How hard is it to understand, "It used to be interesting but lately it's boring, what's up with them?" feeling? Besides what good is an OS upgrade, if it isn't exciting while it has a risk of breaking things and possibly changing your workflow?
yeah don't be an idiot and install this on your work computer and break vpn. what kind of idiot does that....
Careful if you're a user of Karabiner, it doesn't work in Sierra - there's a rewrite underway to correct.
This is the first version of Mac OS X that I'm 0% excited about. Literally none of the new features[1] are useful to me, considering: I don't have or want an iPhone I don't have or want an iPad I don't have or want an iWatch I don't have or want an iCloud account I don't have or want an Apple Pay account I don't have or want an iTunes Music account I don't use or need Photos.app I don't use or need Messages.app I don…