Comment Re:Well, they're complaining now (Score 1) 94
Your extensions are just old and need to be replaced with newer ones.
Please suggest an alternative for Stylish.
I really miss that one.
Your extensions are just old and need to be replaced with newer ones.
Please suggest an alternative for Stylish.
I really miss that one.
AdBlock seems to work just fine. I don't see any ads on YouTube. (Safari 13)
So? Who did violate the prime directive this time?
... sold 1% more iPads in Q1 2018 then they did in Q1 2017.
What Apple might bring, is the ability to create an application that runs on either device. But that application will have to be developed to explicitly support both, macOS and iOS devices. It will have to be able to handle a UI with either mouse or touch.
In essence, there will be one entry in the App Store and if you download the app you'll get the variant suitable for your device.
A Mac will not be able to just run any old iPad app.
Source
OS X effectively keeps the empty title bar space he doesn't like
Actually, it doesn't.
It is now very easy to combine the title bar with the toolbar that traditionally was located just below.
You can also add custom views to the title bar.
Here are some examples:
Something is not a theory, unless it makes testable predictions.
So, what are those testable predictions in this case?
<crickets
Thought so.
Nothing other than iStuff knows what to do with it. It's fine, but right now it's inconvenient, so JPG it is.
Does HEIC support transparent backgrounds? That's the only real shortcoming of JPG that has fostered the growth of PNG.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
In short, yes, HEIC does support alpha planes in addition to many other things.
Actually, if you look at the sample code given to iOS app developers, they're definitely NOT doing it right design-wise. Everything's basically mashed together and depends on everything else.
Um... what?
I read that as "I didn't understand Apple's software architecture, therefore it must be crap".
Yeah, well, that does not follow.
Unfortunately, what you write is just not true.
MacOS does not support arbitrary scaling. While the graphics system was built on Postscript, non-integral scaling factors turned out to bring too many problems. Fortunately, the technological progress in screen technology made high DPI-monitors possible and so Apple decided to stick with integral scaling factors. This is why all early Retina-displays exactly double the dimensions of older displays.
This works exactly the same way on macOS as on iOS btw.
For intermediary resolutions, macOS maintains a higher resolution backing store and uses graphics hardware to scale down the resulting image.
There are many "star systems". Our is called the Solar System because our sun's name is Sol.
Actually, sol is just latin for sun. Not sure that counts as a proper name.
I mean you gotta be pretty masochistic both as a developer and a company if you develop apps in a native language. There may be some reasons to write parts of the app in a native way but then go for C so these portable. For anything else use Javascript.
Good god! Why would you torture yourself with Javascript when you could use Swift instead?
macOS doesn't even come with a built-in Paint alternative.
Most people seem to use Paint to crop and annotate screenshots.
On the Mac you can use Preview to do that.
It's a real shame the Germans don't get South Park.
What are you talking about?
If I buy an Apple laptop or desktop, must I create an Apple account to use my machine?
No, you don't have to.
Can I not simply buy it, create an admin account and user account and go to work?
Yes, you can.
That said, there is support built into the system for several of Apple's services. And since the account itself doesn't cost you anything and you get some entry level services for free, there's really not much reason to not create one.
User hostile.
