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Harvard Study Proves Apple Slows Down old iPhones to Sell Millions of New Models
http://www.anongroup.org/harvard…- wow, no way. I can't believe companies do thisGnash
- maybe that's why my new washing machine and dish-washer only lasted 3 yearsGnash
- hmmm, and they were samsung...Gnash
- innovation never...utopian
- I'm convinced Apple trashed our iPhone6s a few days before 7 came out. They worked brilliantly then out of no where both ours stopped workingkona
- with the same issues. touch sensitivity seemed to be off and out of sync with the buttons. random and frequent crashing and freezing.kona
- i kept both phones so the boys could use them and guess what, a few months later they work perfectly again. can't wait for the iphone 8!!! :)kona
- FUCK YOU APPLE!utopian
- why would they trash your iPhone 6 last year but leave literally millions unfazed?monospaced
- Once a new model comes out, don't update kidsset
- Not just Apple though. Same thing has happened with my Sonyset
- The key is to stick with the os that comes with the phone and to never upgrade. I've had my iphone5 running os7 for years without any issue.hans_glib
- Of course the payoff is incompatibility with new apps and web pages displaying horribly but I can live with that. This phone does all I need, tho I'm hopinghans_glib
- ...the se will take a price hit soonhans_glib
- God I love how mono never fails to jump to defend every Apple critique...waiting for the Ive hair photo to have a comment too...soon!formed
- Error 404!
The page you requested does not exist or has moved.pablo28 - I'm not defending Apple. Just saying that I also have an iPhone 6, and it didn't suddenly slow down. It's actual experience, dick.monospaced
- The dick experienceset
- lolmonospaced
- I'm not one for conspiracy theories but god damn if you fuckers aren't totally right. Never had an issue until this week now it's slow unresponsive and crashes_niko
- Far harder to believe that they wouldn't do this, in my opinion.set
- Fake news: http://www.snopes.co…
although I was also victim of phone being turned to shit on iOS update years agodee-dubs - ...monospaced
- I wonder what dopey Apple fanboys downvoted this post?utopian
- maybe just the ones who know it's a fake storyGnash
- Take story or not, in my personal experience this is very much a realityset
- I was just pointing this out to my husband the other day. At least now I don't feel like a crazy conspiracy lady rocking a tin foil hat.mapleT
- Bennn1
iOS is the worst thing ever. Once you adopt Android its almost impossible to go back to iOS.
- Every time I have to use my ipad for stuff other than the only reason I bought it (music apps, for which it's great) I want to tear my hair outset
- Not really if you're a cognitive human being with working eyes, brain, and hands. It's not something to get het up about, to be honest.face_melter
- ^ Fanboy alert.set
- If it's something I have to use, any time, let alone every single day... I want it to work, and work nicely and intuitively.set
- iOS does not do this.
Android does.set - ‘Cognitive human being with working eyes, brain, and hands’ sound like a lot of requirements.sr_rosa
- It's ugly. It's unintuitive. It's buggy. It lacks many very obvious and useful options which android has.set
- It's become the same as the difference between using mac and windows was 5-10 years agoset
- Amen Set - loving your work today ha. Whenever I use an iPad for testing it's painful... but yes better music apps.fadein11
- Personally, I really don't like android, it drove me nuts. Though you don't see me (or others) choking up android threads ranting about how great iOS is.inteliboy
- ios has totally become the Windows of 5-10 years ago. a bloated, unintuitive mess.fadein11
- how do you know if someone uses android? they'll tell you.inteliboy
- lol - like apple fanboys didn't do that for yearsfadein11
- I was on ios way longer than Android. I prefer Android. For lots of reasons.section_014
- Once you have a BACK button, you can't go back. I toss my ipad aside after the first time I have to close/open to get anywhere.formed
- is android the new, vegan?Gnash
- I'm just trying to empower people to live a healthier, easier, more intuitive, apple and cruelty free life.set
- There's really no need to kill and eat dead animals anymoreset
- What are we talking about againset
- hahaGnash
- Its obvious iOS users will defend iOS, if you dont know Android you'll defend what you know and use. I was defending Apple and iOS when I was using Apple stuff.Bennn
- @formed SO true, the back button is a bliss. Impossible to work without it once you get use to this.Bennn
- Like it matters which OS you prefer - an endeavour almost as pointless as counting rice.face_melter
- I used and enjoyed iOS when it was better than android, many moons ago. I have zero bias... and why anyone would is beyond me...set
- Yep - I have used both. Android overtook ios a long time ago.fadein11
- One thing that annoyed me was trying to connect my iphone to my mac and it said it was out of date and incompatible. Went on a forum for help and everyone...PhanLo
- ..just kept telling me to buy a new phone and stop being such a tramp. I like using mac stuff but the consumer cult thing is weird.PhanLo
- NBQ001
13-Inch MacBook Pro With M2 Chip Outperforms Base Model Mac Pro Despite Costing Nearly $5,000 Less
- but but but notches.... and weird rechargeable mouse... apple is doomed!inteliboy
- Always innovatingimbecile
- yeah but wait until they m2 the macprohans_glib
- of course, this is still Intel crap they're comparing it to.NBQ00
- UK refurbished apple store has a Mac Pro going for £39,049.00shapesalad
- https://www.apple.co…shapesalad
- BREAKING NEWS: new computers are faster than old computersnb
- BREAKING NEWS: new computers are unnoticeably faster than old computers in day to day useHayzilla
- 56‑core M2 Mac Pro will address this discrepancy.Hayzilla
- *uses it for emails and shopping for cute baby shower gifts*jagara
- BREAKING NEWS: old computer magically begins to slow down.utopian
- kingsteven3
- I have my G4 Quicksilver in storage in the UK - still the best looking desktop I have ever seen. New Macs are fucking garbage compared to this era.face_melter
- Whats the device on the left?fooler
- https://www.audiotec…_niko
- Digidesign Digi 001, it was the first budget Pro Tools interface... about 10% the price of a base pro setup - kicked off a lot of careers.kingsteven
- To be honest I never cared what my computer looked like. It always sat next to my desk, relatively out of sight.CyBrainX
- I had one of those models during my agency days. I'd forgotten about it, it crashed frequently.twb01
- owned bothautoflavour
- NBQ000
What 3D app is this?
I looked closely, it's not Blender, not Houdini, not Cinema, not anything else I can think of right now.
- looks like an animation apphans_glib
- It's a shoe designer app obviouslyinv
- Unity?shapesalad
- "shoe designer app obviously" just because there's a 3d shoe in the viewport? most designer apps don't have animation timelines like this one.NBQ00
- looks like you're right, shape. It's UnityNBQ00
- Paging Shoe Box Guy!utopian
- NBQ it was sarcasm obviously ;)monospaced
- Mac studiostewart
- she looks pissed off with her jobfadein11
- that cube looks pretty bulky and ugly on the desktop I think._niko
- Except it’s basically the smallest least bulky desktop computer made with this type of power.monospaced
- ugly desktop computers should be named deskbelow computers anyway.sandpipe
- nb2
The closer I look at these new 24 inch iMacs, the more I realize how great they are. Fantastic product design. Also happens to be a pretty great deal considering the display quality and tech inside. I would buy one in a second if I had room in my house for a non-work computer.
- Entry level specs and few ports are not worth it, even tho' the design is very slick
Maybe next gen...grafician - Great design from the side, yes. Not so much from the front. But we had that discussion a while back.NBQ00
- ^ thatformed
- that bit at the back... would stop me getting the iMac as far back as i can with my desk/wall situation.shapesalad
- ^ no offense but you guys are idiotsnb
- This is an iMac (not Pro): a consumer-level computer. What consumer-level computer would you rather have in your home, compared to this? This thing is dope!nb
- This is more than enough computer power and ports for its intended purpose and audience. Even at entry level, the original M1 is no slouch; this can do a tonmonospaced
- The hardware design harkens back to the original iMac which is smart and beautiful. Bit at the back? The stand? Find a nicer one.monospaced
- in the future all computers are tabletsscarabin
- Aesthetics are on point, but 24" is too small. Mac Mini plus your own monitor is the way to go.section_014
- Depends on viewing distance, of course. For most home desks, 24 inches is perfectnb
- 24 is like twice the size of a laptop screen. 4k. Plenty big.monospaced
- Mac mini plus Apple keyboard plus 4k 27” display plus mouse and/or touch pad is more expensive and clumsier than this though.monospaced
- Exactly. You can not deny the value of this iMac. Excellent. I’ll remind you that this iMac is 4.5k and in this case is much better than a 27” 4k display.nb
- Entry level specs and few ports are not worth it, even tho' the design is very slick
- shapesalad3
Finally... Apple got some competition in the industrial design discipline... well at least for the case:
- oh buggershapesalad
- have a look here:shapesalad
- https://teenage.engi…...shapesalad
- you're back! lolfadein11
- King of the 404i_was
- dammit shape! learn to use the internet
it was this
https://teenage.engi…...grafician - FUUUUUUUUUgrafician
- I really like it.PhanLo
- QBN does not support domain extensions longer than 3 charactersdrgs
- It looks good, but with that fan on the side, you can roast a chicken or two.Gabriel
- sted0
- Innovation Never Sleepsutopian
- ^ Quite literally the most tedious annoying comment. Every time?
Polite request: Can you stop? pleeease?
I/We get it now.HAYZ1LLLA - I think he will only stop when apple will make something what's actually innovative:)sted
- I mean, it was something they said ONCE in 2004. I'm no Apple fan boy, just find it really really annoying and boring.HAYZ1LLLA
- I don't want no trouble, just a polite plea. Let's see what happens.HAYZ1LLLA
- Of course https://justgetflux.….ideaist
- lol, hay, 'i don't want no trouble' :)Gnash
- I love utopian's comments. First post, always reliable, sums it up every time.formed
- work out those issues HAY. do you tell everyone to change who bores you? seems more like a personal problem that counseling may help you shut the fuck up about.imbecile
- the truth hurtsfadein11
- Hey imbecile! I said I didn't want no trouble tough guy!HAYZ1LLLA
- utopian is paid to post that linemonospaced
- yeah because i always want my machine to inaccurately display colour for me when im working in photoshop..autoflavour
- utopian is qbn's workhorsedrgs
- utopian4
Microsoft is killing Apple in every corner.
What I’ve learned at CES 2017
Nowhere is it more prevalent than at CES that Microsoft is eating Apple’s lunch. I wrote a bit about this a few weeks ago, when I made the argument that Apple’s lost. We haven’t seen much in the way of groundbreaking innovations from Apple, at least in terms of things that other companies haven’t done or aren’t capable of doing, since the introduction of the iPhone and iPad. Meanwhile, at CES, it’s becoming more and more clear that Microsoft and its partners are now innovating more than ever.
- Does Apple EVER show at CES?monospaced
- They send a few goons with some notepads and cameras and *BOOM* they have new ideas for next year's kit.face_melter
- ^ lol. How long before we see a Surface Studio copy you think?formed
- is that right face_? is that how they do it?monospaced
- hahah Apple never goes to CESernexbcn
- Yeah, mono. They wear long coats and sunglasses and everything.face_melter
- The attendees point and whisper "...who are those secretive-looking men? I just hope it isn't Apple here to steal our ideas. That *would* be funny!"face_melter
- Hawkings is looking goodGnash
- Innovation Never Sleeps!utopian
- Innovation for every sheep!sted
- Insulation save the heat!Gnash
- Immolation for the feet!face_melter
- Gnash-1
- no more routersGnash
- didn't know they made them...PonyBoy
- ya, I like them -- easy. but I'm a brand whore.Gnash
- "We just can find enough children in China to make them anymore" - Appleutopian
- the original airport (a wall wart but could swapped to have a cord) was the best!Squiddy
- * airport expressSquiddy
- I have four of the old Airport Expresses. I use them as Airplay Basestations that hook into my house soundsystem. Works rad.noneck
- I never understood why these exist. You need a network to let them create their own exclusive one Instead of having proper wifi in their productsmekk
- I thought they were just wifi hotspot things for people with big homesinteliboy
- They work like regular wifi.monospaced
- mekk must be using that special wifi that penetrates brick walls perfectly and doesn't degrade over distance.face_melter
- face_melter I use cables but If I needed a large wifi area I would use repeaters not a device that spawns its own network apart from mine.mekk
- These should have never existed, but you know, fanboys.section_014
- noneck - why would you ever need 4 airports? is your wifi shit? you live in a castle? bizarre.fadein11
- They are good routers, Apple or not. Also fantastic for AirPlay audio.
Even if routers don't earn them much, they build the Apple ecosystem.raf
- ernexbcn1
- OF COURSE A CUTTER WILL SCRATCH IT! FFS!Bennn
- A CUTTER WOULD SCRATCH ALMOST ANYTHING! GEEZ!Bennn
- ALL CARS ARE SHIT CUZ YOU CAN SCRATCH THEM!!!Bennn
- ^^^
Ahahahdasmeteor - Last I checked, I don't put a car in my pocketformed
- do you cut your phone with box cutter often?Bennn
- This finish is pointless, let's be honest, Apple tells you to buy a cover for this particular color, it practically scratches by just looking at iternexbcn
- What's the point of having this premium finish and then the manufacturer telling you to COVER it so its protected?ernexbcn
- like this: http://selfieword.co…Bennn
- @ernexbcn, it was an incredibly smart move too, considering how fast it sold outmonospaced
- Coins and keys scratched it easily. He shoulda kept that plastic on.fyoucher1
- lol@benn aahah
iphone7 -> kitschwarested - looks like cheap plastichotroddy
- @ernexbcn
People love shine, bling, associate it with value. If it's easy to scratch and needs protection, makes you treat like something even more precious.raf - It works, even if we don't realize. Apple has been using this tactic at least since the easily scratchable mirror-like back of the iPod.raf
- crowd goes nutsutopian
- BabySnakes5
If Apple had units with:
"overheating batteries at 92, including 26 reports of burns and 55 reports of property damage"
People would be losing their minds and demanding Mono's head on a pike, but it is Samsung so whatever.
- < found mono's alt accountGeorgesII
- this is truekona
- it'd be dubbed explodegate or some shit like that. and android fanboys would be frothing at the mouth.inteliboy
- they might even say something really stupid, like how Steve Jobs wouldn't have let it happen under his watchmonospaced
- Well he sure wouldn't have let it happen under his iWatch. Because it never would have been!ETM
- I'm here all week, enjoy the free buffet.ETM
- a disaster for Samsung for sure.fadein11
- shame as well - easily the best phone on the market if it hadn't had that issue... will wait a month or so and order.fadein11
- monospaced1
It's a damn shame how Apple has completely closed off all of it's computers and passes inflated upgrade costs onto the user, which end at the day of purchase. I remember a time when Macs were popular simply because people could keep them going, with upgrades, for many years. Sure, OS 8 and 9 crashed a lot, but we saved after ever move and kept using Macs because they actually were good for creatives back then. Apple knew this, and their friends Adobe did too.
Remember this machine? It was all about upgrades. It was so easy to open up, there was a special lever just for it, just begging to be used. People kept these going for years.
I don't understand why there isn't a regular Mac anymore. If there's a Mac Pro, what is it a Pro version of? If there's a Mac mini, what's it a mini version of? A Mac of course, which, really doesn't exist. The iMacs are all-in-ones, so they don't really count, in my opinion.
Apple, let's get back to making badass machines where computer users can actually get into them to make them do what they want, that allow them to think different. How about that Mac? It should be like the mini, but larger, and open. Let us toss in a graphics card, I don't give a fuck if it's from a short list of supportable hardware, we all know it's not impossible to get decent drivers going for OSX.
- Plus, if they do come out with a 5K display, there really should be a machine out there to support it. This would be it.monospaced
- I had / have a Quicksilver G4 with extra ram and an upgraded GFX card. Thing is a fucking star - still works to this day.face_melter
- I remember back than when adobe would publicly state there apps run better on windows. apple pr said they were good fro creatives, but that was it.deathboy
- @deathboy, I think there was at some point some benefit to having macs, perhaps something to do with fonts or other shit that was good for desktop publishingmonospaced
- But this was when we needed high end audio cards, graphic cards, CD/DVD players and whatnot. Now, everything just plugs inIanbolton
- The only thing that needs updating in my current Mac is my CPU. How could they build a tiny laptop without integrating CPU and GPU into one chip?Ianbolton
- Eventually everything will be in your Apple Watch, wirelessly running Adobe shit onto a monitor saving your work into a cloud for 10k a month subscription!Ianbolton
- Thing is, everything doesn't just plug in now for Macs. It's the opposite. I can't toss a GTX 960 into a Mac mini to give it new life. Can't even fix bad RAMmonospaced
- Ian, I'm not talking about a tiny laptop. I'm talking about a Mac that you connect a display to.monospaced
- How do I update my bad RAM in my Apple Watch?!Ianbolton
- And how often do people think about how much RAM they have on their iPhones?Ianbolton
- The very idea of a gpu and cpu soldered to a motherboard is completely against the idea of ever upgrading. One part goes out, kiss the machine goodbye.monospaced
- And I know Mono, just being an argumentative shit - for balance ;-)Ianbolton
- Ian, nobody is doing professional creative work on their Watches and iPhones. I'm talking about a Mac desktop and OS X.monospaced
- But you could argue that CPU power development is slowing down. But I read that the iPhone 7 CPU is faster than my Macbook air.Ianbolton
- Everything is faster than a Macbook air. Thats the issue.monospaced
- But eventually, Adobe and Apple hoping, people WILL be using their watches and iPhones connected to monitors to do all their workIanbolton
- Fine. For now, why not just make a mini a few inches taller with a lid that opens and some fucking slotted cards? It can still have Apple design finesse.monospaced
- I guess this is why I liked the idea of that Block Phone thing allowing customisation. But Apple like to hide behind the idea 'everything just works'....Ianbolton
- ... until it doesn't. Then it's just replaced for a newer version.Ianbolton
- But, if there was just a way to fix it...monospaced
- pc never had trouble with fonts. load as many as possible with no problems. it was just successful brand marketingdeathboy
- There was some format issue back in the day. Something with postscript support or some shit.monospaced
- Are we reminiscing about the olden days? The good old days? When printers just fucked up and the internet was slow as shitIanbolton
- No. Just a time when one could upgrade a machine themselves. Jeezmonospaced
- @deathboy font rendering and anti-aliasing was lacking severely in Windows 95/98/SE/2000. I always preferred using windows back then because I could customzarkonite
- custom build my box but that part was the real deal breaker. Which has been more than fixed since then...zarkonite
- It was fixed years ago, but I remember also when no PC people could use our files because their systems couldn't load about 75% of fonts.monospaced
- I suppose miniaturisation fucks up some elements of updating hardwear, but yeah, RAM, hard drive, graphics and CPU should be upgradable.Ianbolton
- with a microscope and tweezers!Ianbolton
- That's what she said.zarkonite
- Using Mac's for print work was 100% about the fonts. Print shops all used macs, so designers had to as well. That was the main reason by a mile.section_014
- Printers i know said PCs did it just fine. Apple was advertising. Of course you'd probably need to outline TTF fonts.deathboy
- actually sounds like the TTF is just an urban legend. TTF fonts seemed to be processed by rips just finedeathboy
- display aliasing is true. cant say it ever bothered me. been improved with xp and beyond. not a strong claim for creativesdeathboy
- seriously just successful marketing. windows went business niche left apple with "creative" nichedeathboy
- "People kept these going for years"... that is the (business) problem. Apple operates in predictable, controlled profit cycles.prophetone
- There was a time when they did not - the Power Computing days and into the G3/G4 days... they have moved away from it.prophetone
- Now... you must decide right out of gate w/ purchase what specs you will need... so you end up paying more and more likely to upgrade sooner. BAM wut.prophetone
- @deathboy, it wasn't an urban legend, it's just a matter of formats and compatibility at a time when DPS was growing... windows just didn't support all the toysmonospaced
- This in no way is me saying Macs were or are better, just a bit of history as to why creatives use them to this day, and why we might want more expandabilitymonospaced
- naw just marketing mono. heavy ad spends and repetition. look up history of postscripts and truetype and remember fonts came in both formats.deathboy
- Why i was on a mac for awhile. CEO read people only design on macs. Funny how many people in advertising fall for advertisingdeathboy
- it wasn't just marketing though, font makers actually drew in the mac format, and it took many years to even bother porting them to one that worked on PCsmonospaced
- that might have been the result of marketing, but honestly, that's beside the point, the end result is that the font issue was very realmonospaced
- forums.adobe.com/thr...deathboy
- http://forums.adobe.…deathboy
- Totally. But I'm not talking about the 2000s here, I'm talking about the '80s and '90s, where it was an actual technical issue.monospaced
- but this is all beside the point to my post, which is that there should be a Mac in the lineup between the mini and the Pro, like there used to be :)monospaced
- I agree and I would buy it right away. I buy iMacs because there is no alternative apart from the Mac pro. I totally agree. Would be great to have a mac youfadein11
- could tinker with yourself rather than buy to order. I just don't think they see a market for it anymore - iMacs will handle 90% of day to day agency work. Andfadein11
- they just love control don't they. OCD of their product range. They should do it though - call it the uMac. A mac that the user can customise as desired andfadein11
- opens up just like the one there. I guess it just puts them too close to the PC world.fadein11
- Personally I think it would appeal to a larger niche than the Mac Pro, as well as agencies, who are always looking for ways to save.monospaced
- I love my iMac but it's almost 5 years old and it doesn't have an ssd and could probably use an internal cleaning and a gpu upgrade. Can't ever happen.monospaced
- Apple figured out that it was better to have users buy a new machine.since1979
- i just had to go back to my old g4 and ios 9 to run a couple of old apps (infini-d and fontographer) it still runs sweet as a nut - almost faster than my aginghans_glib
- ...macpro. these old machines still do the business.hans_glib
- absolutely. that sounds awesome, hanssince1979
- NBQ000
- Damn those are fugly!formed
- Plus, after using a monitor arm, I can never go back to a stand.section_014
- It’s not even that ugly if they could’ve only made those damn bezels much thinner.NBQ00
- abominationutopian
- @section, you can mount this to any monitor arm toomonospaced
- ^ Old men yelling at cloud(s).
; )ideaist - There's a special version to mount on an arm: https://www.apple.co… - it's either a stand or a mount but not both.zarkonite
- these will great for students but I can't believe they have redesigned the magic mouse. What a POS that thing is.fooler
- Colormatched... who cares!shapesalad
- Those stickers.. 90% must go in the bin. they should cut itshapesalad
- And if you want to change the height of the display? the keyboard looks a bit ridiculousi_was
- ^ I am sure Apple will sell you some color-matched blocks to put it on! (for a fortune, of course)formed
- @formed, lowering it might not be feasiblei_was
- utopian7
- lolchukkaphob
- hahaBennn
- Amazing. People care enough to do things like this.monoboy
- too long.dorf
- BusterBoy2
LOL...fugly.
Jay likes it though...
- If you see Jay's chin in that design, you got a weird mind sontank02
- lol I can always rely on qbn to tell me why apple's latest stuff sucks.inteliboy
- That design completely sucks balls.BusterBoy
- yea agreed. I see the logic to it tho, a wink at the original iMacs. maybe if they were the cheap iMac option for students and kids the design would make sense.inteliboy
- I'm sure most would have preferred it slightly thicker with no chin...just my 2 centsBusterBoy
- I find it amazing they didn't add the logo on the front.grafician
- and that "chin" is where the system is probably, leaving the monitor separate, for easy swap/maintenance, in the older imacs you removed the screen to updategrafician
- that chin is successsted
- I would have preferred the electronics in the armature maybe. Something cool besides the chin.monospaced
- didnt even notice the chin. it's where the computer goes no? it's an iMac, not a monitor.inteliboy
- but...but...thanks uncle Timmy.utopian
- It looks so plastic, like a cheap knock off from ChinaNBQ00
- oey_oey2
"Apple knows their target with these colors. Definitely not aimed at professionals."
aliastimeNeither for goths...
- LolStoicLevels
- Goth chicks will go pinkStoicLevels
- Def purpleStoicLevels
- They'll paint them with black nail polish.utopian
- New skins for iPhones in all kinds of crazy textures - just like with the iWatch - would create enormous demand, mark my wordsgrafician
- What color are you getting utopian? Blue or green?monospaced
- They know the pro’s now work remotely from their home offices and want more colour choices to match their interiors.shapesalad
- Utopian is getting pink and mono the purple oneNBQ00
- I have no use for a personal computer. The work crap is enough screen for me.monospaced
- Daaamn, sorry oey! Which color did ya go with?aliastime
- oey_oey??aliastime
- I wuld go gray, I'm a conservative. But pink is my favorite color in life next to black.oey_oey
- utopian0
Does anyone know how to remove the "Noto" Apple font? It's fucking annoying as all hell. And the "Genius Bar" @ Apple have no clue on where to even begin.
- I don’t have thisnb
- https://support.appl…grafician
- And yes, it's a commercial font, not part of the OSgrafician
- You probably installed some Google app as it's from google: https://www.google.c…grafician
- I’m not at my machine, but why can’t you just throw them out?monospaced
- I just found out that "Noto" is a pre-installed Apple system font family....they can NOT be removed, disabled or uninstalled. A big Fuck you to Apple.utopian
- just in from apple:
"that's a big Noto uninstalling our fonts"hans_glib - Utopian = Innovation in Comments
#OCDHayzilla - Right click - show in Finder, then use `rm` from the terminal to make it gone. if it's a system font it could cause issues though. and it might auto re-installakiersky
- lol just uninstall some of your other shite fontssted
- dystopian wants to uninstall system fontssted
- Say No To No To FontsNBQ00
- i gave you the link on how to remove fonts - it's preinstalled apparently since Catalina, but you can remove it, it's not a "system font" smhgrafician
- https://developer.ap…grafician
- as in "will not crash your system if you remove itgrafician
- *disclaimer* but then again this is not "software advice" and I'm not an Apple Genius sografician
- rm -rf *drgs
- Have you always been using Macs?drgs
- nb3
https://blog.vellumatlanta.com/2…
APPLE MUSIC
“The software is functioning as intended,” said Amber.
“Wait,” I asked, “so it’s supposed to delete my personal files from my internal hard drive without asking my permission?”
“Yes,” she replied.
When I signed up for Apple Music, iTunes evaluated my massive collection of Mp3s and WAV files, scanned Apple’s database for what it considered matches, then removed the original files from my internal hard drive. REMOVED them. Deleted. If Apple Music saw a file it didn’t recognize—which came up often, since I’m a freelance composer and have many music files that I created myself—it would then download it to Apple’s database, delete it from my hard drive, and serve it back to me when I wanted to listen, just like it would with my other music files it had deleted.
- If your problem is just principals then there isn't any issues here. That's how teleportation works. Object moves from one location to another.omg
- The full article explains the problems: it converted the authors WAVs to AACs, for example.nb
- I'm soooooo glad I never signed up for the free 3-month trial of Apple Music.nb
- Apple's online solutions have always been absolutely fucking rotten.face_melter
- I almost lost 160gb of well organized hand picked mp3s with the 11.1 update in 2013. hdd recovery saved me from a complete nervous breakdownsted
- shittt. i was just about to sign up. think will wait till they iron out crap like this.inteliboy
- To be fair, there is a difference between Apple Music, and iTunes Match which causes this file deletion shitstorm. But it's still a bad system nonetheless.face_melter
- I don't use iTunes match, but the Apple Music side of things seems to be working fine for me. All music locally stored. Maybe I'll go read the article now!Ianbolton
- To be fair, I recall Windows Media Player trying to do something equally dickish to my music folder about a decade ago. Although that was a decade ago.detritus
- This is what you get when you "buy" something you don't physically control. Fuck the cloud.i_monk
